Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Use this three-lesson Year 3/4 ESR scheme of work to explore each word in the phrase: reduce, reuse, recycle.
Teach your class the reasons why recycling is important and how they can begin to reduce the non-recycleable waste they produce. They help each other think of alternatives and ways to avoid waste, including helping others in their school and the wider community.
This ESR scheme of work comes with all you need to educate your class on the importance of preserving, reusing and protecting the Earth’s finite resources.
ÂWhat can be recycled?
Engage your class with the recycling process and investigate what happens after they put something into a recycling bin. Encourage your class to think of the different materials that products are made from and why some items are not easily recycled. Challenge the children to sort recyclable items or make their own quiz, based around recycling.
This downloadable lesson comes with a lesson plan, a slideshow presentation and printable teaching resources.
What's included:
- Lesson plan
- Slides
- Activity ideas
- Teacher notes
- Differentiated worksheets
- ‘Can it be Recycled?' quiz
The life of plastic
Children look closely at plastics and the linear life of a plastic bottle. They are encouraged to discuss and investigate how plastics are made, recycled and eventually end up as waste. The children think about how important it is to reuse items as much as possible and are challenged to think of alternative uses or items they could use instead of single-use plastics.
This downloadable lesson comes with a lesson plan, a slideshow presentation and printable teaching resources.
What's included:
- Lesson plan
- Slides
- Activity ideas
- Differentiated worksheets
How can we reduce waste?
Discuss the remaining R of the three Rs: Reduce. Explore different ways the children can help reduce the amount of materials they use as well as reducing the amount of waste people produce. Encourage your class to help persuade others to reduce their waste and offer alternative ways they can dispose of their waste to help protect the environment, preserve energy and resources and work together to reduce how much is being sent to landfill.
This downloadable lesson comes with a lesson plan, slideshow presentation and printable teaching resources.
What's included:
- Lesson plan
- Slides
- Activity ideas
- Challenge cards
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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Use this three-lesson Year 3/4 ESR scheme of work to explore each word in the phrase: reduce, reuse, recycle.
Teach your class the reasons why recycling is important and how they can begin to reduce the non-recycleable waste they produce. They help each other think of alternatives and ways to avoid waste, including helping others in their school and the wider community.
This ESR scheme of work comes with all you need to educate your class on the importance of preserving, reusing and protecting the Earth’s finite resources.
ÂWhat can be recycled?
Engage your class with the recycling process and investigate what happens after they put something into a recycling bin. Encourage your class to think of the different materials that products are made from and why some items are not easily recycled. Challenge the children to sort recyclable items or make their own quiz, based around recycling.
This downloadable lesson comes with a lesson plan, a slideshow presentation and printable teaching resources.
What's included:
- Lesson plan
- Slides
- Activity ideas
- Teacher notes
- Differentiated worksheets
- ‘Can it be Recycled?' quiz
The life of plastic
Children look closely at plastics and the linear life of a plastic bottle. They are encouraged to discuss and investigate how plastics are made, recycled and eventually end up as waste. The children think about how important it is to reuse items as much as possible and are challenged to think of alternative uses or items they could use instead of single-use plastics.
This downloadable lesson comes with a lesson plan, a slideshow presentation and printable teaching resources.
What's included:
- Lesson plan
- Slides
- Activity ideas
- Differentiated worksheets
How can we reduce waste?
Discuss the remaining R of the three Rs: Reduce. Explore different ways the children can help reduce the amount of materials they use as well as reducing the amount of waste people produce. Encourage your class to help persuade others to reduce their waste and offer alternative ways they can dispose of their waste to help protect the environment, preserve energy and resources and work together to reduce how much is being sent to landfill.
This downloadable lesson comes with a lesson plan, slideshow presentation and printable teaching resources.
What's included:
- Lesson plan
- Slides
- Activity ideas
- Challenge cards
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Use this three-lesson Year 3/4 ESR scheme of work to explore each word in the phrase: reduce, reuse, recycle.
Teach your class the reasons why recycling is important and how they can begin to reduce the non-recycleable waste they produce. They help each other think of alternatives and ways to avoid waste, including helping others in their school and the wider community.
This ESR scheme of work comes with all you need to educate your class on the importance of preserving, reusing and protecting the Earth’s finite resources.
ÂWhat can be recycled?
Engage your class with the recycling process and investigate what happens after they put something into a recycling bin. Encourage your class to think of the different materials that products are made from and why some items are not easily recycled. Challenge the children to sort recyclable items or make their own quiz, based around recycling.
This downloadable lesson comes with a lesson plan, a slideshow presentation and printable teaching resources.
What's included:
- Lesson plan
- Slides
- Activity ideas
- Teacher notes
- Differentiated worksheets
- ‘Can it be Recycled?' quiz
The life of plastic
Children look closely at plastics and the linear life of a plastic bottle. They are encouraged to discuss and investigate how plastics are made, recycled and eventually end up as waste. The children think about how important it is to reuse items as much as possible and are challenged to think of alternative uses or items they could use instead of single-use plastics.
This downloadable lesson comes with a lesson plan, a slideshow presentation and printable teaching resources.
What's included:
- Lesson plan
- Slides
- Activity ideas
- Differentiated worksheets
How can we reduce waste?
Discuss the remaining R of the three Rs: Reduce. Explore different ways the children can help reduce the amount of materials they use as well as reducing the amount of waste people produce. Encourage your class to help persuade others to reduce their waste and offer alternative ways they can dispose of their waste to help protect the environment, preserve energy and resources and work together to reduce how much is being sent to landfill.
This downloadable lesson comes with a lesson plan, slideshow presentation and printable teaching resources.
What's included:
- Lesson plan
- Slides
- Activity ideas
- Challenge cards
