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Engage students with hands-on activities promoting recycling and sustainability - from interactive games to creating informative posters. Also, encourage critical thinking through a creative letter-writing exercise about the impact of conservation efforts on the future world.
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Don’t Get Wasted • Each student will have a paper with an item on it paper clipped to their back • Walk around the room, asking other students “Yes” or “No” questions about your item until you figure out what it is • Then, stand near the sign for what action should be taken for this item – there may be more than one correct choice • Reduce • Reuse • Recycle • Compost • Trash
Recycling Poster • Create a poster to encourage students and families to recycle • Printer paper, markers, colored pencils, and crayons are available if needed • Include recycling facts from the handout to help convince people • Your poster should be creative, but serve a purpose • Return the recycling facts handout when finished
Letter from the Future • Write a letter as if you are someone living in the future. • You are writing to thank 6th graders in the year 2011 for reducing their use of natural resources • Include specific actions that the students from the “past” did and how it affected the world in the future • Your letter should be at least ½ a page long
