Waste Scientists lesson plan 11-14s
- 11-14s
- Waste
Set out your own experiments using recyclable materials to explore scientific concepts.
This take home sheet accompanies the Waste Scientists activity, and provides students with practical actions to undertake investigate and improve their family's recycling habits. This sheet is framed as a fun mission to help students reduce, reuse and recycle by making minimal changes to their lifestyle.
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Set out your own experiments using recyclable materials to explore scientific concepts.
Raise awareness about recycling with this Waste Scientists poster.
Find out how to improve your own recycling habits with this take home sheet.
Find out how to improve your own recycling habits with this take home sheet.
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Raise awareness about recycling with this Waste Scientists poster.
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