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Recycling Game - Can it Be Recycled?

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Make this simple matching activity into a critical thinking assignment for older students. Before students complete the matching activity, they can go online and research which materials can be recycled and provide a link to their proof. Two sites to give as reference, if you want to provide hints: Waste Management     Planet Aid - Recycling Ideas for Kids

Play this simple game with young students to help them learn about what can be recycled.

 

The Recycling Game - Can it Be Recycled?

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For older students and more critical thinking, try Recycling Researched:

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