Recycling ACTIVITY BOOK. Follow the birds Jasmine, Pablo, Lola, and Michael as they Reduce, Reuse, Compost, and Recycle!

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Recycling ACTIVITY BOOK Follow the birds Jasmine, Pablo, Lola, and Michael as they Reduce, Reuse, Compost, and Recycle!

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Compost Learn these words and what they mean, and you can help keep the planet healthy and clean. REDUCE Reduce means make less trash. How do you do that? Ask for only what you need at the store. Don t get extras because you might just throw them away. Buy only what you need and not any more. Use it all up before going back to the store. REUSE Reuse means use something again instead of throwing it away. For example, you could wash out an empty jelly jar and use it as a piggy bank. You could also give your toys or clothes to a younger friend after you don t need them anymore. Glass, metal, and plastic, can be reused again. I made a plastic jar into a piggy bank for my friend. BANK

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Compost RECYCLE Recycling means protecting the planet by making sure stuff that can be made into new stuff doesn t end up in the garbage. Did you know a lot of things can be made from old paper, plastic bottles, cans, and glass jars when you send them to a recycling facility? Recycling is easy, just look for your family s bin. Grab your used paper and plastic and toss it right in. COMPOST Compost means nature s fertilizer. Stuff from the kitchen that you don t eat, like banana peels, apple cores, and coffee grounds, are good for compost. So are grass clippings and leaves. All of this combines to put nutrients in the soil to help your garden or other plants grow better. For fun you can add worms to the compost to stir up the good things plants need. Ask an adult to help set up a compost pile, and you ll have healthy soil after a short while.

Michael s Match Up Match Michael s words below to a meaning that you know. 1 Raw materials found in nature. 2 Cannot be replaced when used up. 3 Everything we throw away. 4 A means of converting kitchen and garden waste into a useful material. 5 Can be replaced by nature. 6 Limiting the purchase of items with unnecessary packaging. 7 To reprocess materials to make new products using the natural resource again. 8 To use a product or material again. Composting Natural Resources Non-Renewable Word List Solid Waste Recycling Reduction Renewable Reuse

Across 1 Recycling Crossword Challenge Write the correct word in the numbered clues. Put those letters in the crossword and you cannot lose! Milk jugs, water bottles, and laundry soap containers made of can be recycled and made into many different products. 2 When you, you help make your community cleaner and safer. 7 Instead of throwing them away, unwanted clothing and toys for others to use. 8 Pickles can be bought in jars. 10 For a cleaner, reduce, reuse, and recycle today! 1 6 5 4 2 3 7 Down 1 When we recycle, we help save trees. 8 9 3 4 When you egg shells, coffee grounds, vegetable scraps, and yard clippings you create new soil. When we drink from a glass instead of a paper cup, we the amount of waste produced. 10 5 6 Tin, aluminum, and copper are different types of Glass jars and plastic containers can be in your playroom. that can be recycled. 9 It s important to plastic by the number on the bottom of the container.

Jasmine s Word Juggle Jasmine needs help with these juggled words. See if you can help this puzzled bird. CERLCYE TLMEA R M 1 9 NCSA C 2 LIACPST P 5 ERPPA P 7 6 LSGSA CERUDE TAWSE G R W 3 4 11 10 12 8 Now, put all the numbered letters together in this space. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

You ll be AMAZED at What Can Be Recycled! Recycling is fun for Lola and Jasmine when you show them the way to get to the bin. START FINISH

Math Mash-Up It really adds up when we all recycle. Crack the code and see a message from Michael. / 8 - / 12 = a 75 3 = c 4 6 106-99 = d 3 x 4 = g 7 + 7 + 8 = i 77 7 = y 5 + 7 + 3 + 8 = v 4 x 4 = s 84 42 = r 2 + 5 + 6 + 4 = o 32 4 = e 75 15 = h 36 12 = l 36 x 1/ 2 = w 31-18 = u 42 2 = t 91-87 = n 3 x 3 = p 16 0 23 8 8 4 8 2 12 11 0 4 7 4 0 21 13 2 0 3 2 8 16 17 13 2 25 8 16. 2 8 7 13 25 8 0 22 2 0 4 7 18 0 21 8 2 9 17 3 3 13 21 22 17 4. 2 8 25 11 25 3 22 4 12 22 16 21 5 8 2 22 12 5 21 21 5 22 4 12 21 17 7 17!

Lola s Concealed Code When these mixed up words have been solved, they ll help you know how to get involved! DECUER LMATE LCYREEC STOOMCP TCPASLI EUSRE ILOTNUOPL EPRPA SAGLS YBUDECCLEYR If you, you use less!

Hazardous Waste Secret Code You have to be careful when hazardous waste is around. And always remember to never dump it on the ground. You will find some examples by using the key. Just answer the riddles, oh what waste will it be? Code Key A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Example W A S T E 1 Rub and scrub, rub and scrub. You use this to clean the toilet and tub. 2 Dip your brush, spread it around, add blue to the sky, or brown to the ground. 3 Change these every 5,000 miles for your car and your engine will be a superstar.

Hazardous Waste Secret Code 4 Store this fuel away from flames. It goes in cars, so, what s its name? 5 When they re dumped outside, environmentalists all shudder. Instead recycle these objects that are made of black rubber. 6 It may be hot, it may be cold, but with this fluid in a car, it helps it go. 7 Bugs are flying all around. One sniff of this and they ll all fall down. 8 We use these to make some toys run. Without them, it s just not as fun. 9 Liquid or solid, paste or glue, store them properly so they won t harm you.

Word Search Find the words before recyclables get tossed. Look diagonally, down, and across. Word List buy recycled landfill ores reduce compost litter paper reuse environment metal plastic tires glass oil recycle R E K L R S R S J W T S T Z P T P N O E A L A T E M E O I L B L H V S G P N D M H U R R A C R J E I H M D F E G L E E S O E F S F R E C Y C L E S C T N D L D J K O T G T L G D L I D U S L C H N N R U F O L A C J C O M P O S T M P G I R N P Y E D A Z L V R P E M L E D A W B P X R G B T R G N K C F T L E V C U L I T T E R T H I I R G H B I A N U H E Y D L L R G R D R K S R I U N D A T L E K A G Y F S Y S F D K S A E S Q M B U Y R E C Y C L E D A W

Trash Treasures Pablo needs help with these hidden words. See if you can help this puzzled bird. G P O P L A S T I C A M L E B B A S T R E P A P A S W A L U M I N U M O S O A S O R T A C R S E S M E T A L M A T M C S H W H Z E A N W N U S C T B A C A S P I D B T O R O N S E S U E R E E M A T G U T O R Y R F E P E L C Y C E R E M L L O R T C A R D B O A R D S G A R B A G E N G O A T Word List aluminum compost glass plastic reuse cans earth metal recycle sort cardboard garbage paper reduce waste

Answer Pages You ll be AMAZED 4/ 8-6 / 12 = 0 a 106-99 = d 3 x 4 = g 7 + 7 + 8 = i 77 7 = y 5 + 7 + 3 + 8 = v 4 x 4 = s 84 42 = r Math Mash-Up 7 12 22 11 23 16 2 17 2 + 5 + 6 + 4 = o 75 3 = c 32 4 = e 75 15 = h 36 12 = l 36 x 1/ 2 = w 31-18 = u 42 2 = t 25 8 5 3 18 13 21 4 91-87 = n 9 3 x 3 = p Save energy and natural resources. Reduce air and water pollution. Recycling is the right thing to do! Jasmine s Word Juggle R M C P P G R W E C Y C L E 1 9 E T A L A N S 5 L A S T I C A P E R 3 L A S S E D U C E 2 4 11 10 A S T E 12 8 7 6 Trash Treasures G P O P L A S T I C A M L E B Z A S T R E P A P A S W A L U M I N U M O S O A S O R T A C R S E S M E T A L M A T M C S H W H Z E A N W N U S C T B A C A S P I D B T O R O N S E S U E R E E M A T G U T O R Y R F E P C L E A N C I T Y 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 U S A 10 11 12 E L C Y C E R E M L L O R T C A R D B O A R D S G A R B A G E N G O A T

Michael s Match Up 1 Natural Resources 2 Non-Renewable 3 Solid Waste 4 Composting 5 Renewable 6 Reduction 7 Recycling 8 Reuse Recycling Crossword Challenge 1 P A P R E C 3 Y C L R O 2 L A S T I C 8 9 G L A M P O 10 S T S O R T 4 R E D U 7 C E 5 O N M E T A L T 6 R E U S E D M O R R O W r e d u c e m e t a l r e c y c l e c o m p o s t p l a s t i c r e u s e p o l l u t i o n p a p e r g l a s s Lola s Concealed Code b u y r e c y c l e d r e c y c l e e n e r g y If you, you use less! Hazardous Waste Secret Code 1 Household cleaners 2 Paint and paint thinners 3 Used motor oil and oil filters 4 Gasoline 5 Scrap tires 6 Antifreeze 7 Insecticides 8 Batteries 9 Adhesives Word Search R E K L R S R S J W T S T Z P T P N O E A L A T E M E O I L B L H V S G P N D M H U R R A C R J E I H M D F E G L E E S O E F S F R E C Y C L E S C T N D L D J K O T G T L G D L I D U S L C H N N R U F O L A C J C O M P O S T M P G I R N P Y E D A Z L V R P E M L E D A W B P X R G B T R G N K C F T L E V C U L I T T E R T H I I R G H B I A N U H E Y D L L R G R D R K S R I U N D A T L E K A G Y F S Y S F D K S A E S Q M B U Y R E C Y C L E D A W

I completed the activity book, and I am now a recycling star! I promise to look for recycling items near and far. You are a Recycling Star! Your Name A publication of the Houston-Galveston Area Council and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality For additional copies please call 713-627-3200 or email swinformation@h-gac.com CE0714/GR4-5