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Free reduce, reuse, recycle printables and hands-on activities. Perfect for homeschool or classroom for Earth Day or any time of year!

I use a lot of paper with my students and I feel really guilty about that. One way I have found to be a little more eco friendly is to save all larger scraps of paper. I do this by placing a little garbage pail in the art center and telling the kids to put their bigger unused scraps of paper in there. Then at the end of the center rotation, the scraps get placed in one of my storage cube seats. I also urge my students how to fit as many tracers as possible on a piece of paper. My aide…

You can reuse these recycling anchor charts year after year!

This FREE Earth Day sorting activity goes beyond just recycling, teaching kids about how to take care of our planet through conservation, cleaning, reusing and planting. It also introduces children to air, water and land pollution.

Free Recycling Sort Printable from Simply Kinder. Print this out to use as an anchor chart, a student activity, or for a center. Great for Earth Day in your preschool, kindergarten, and first grade classrooms.

Our world is not perfect and there are many things that need changing. We should probably start with ourselves because understanding our problems is the first step toward solving them.

artist- Boris Artzybasheff

Make this toy to learn parts of a flower with TP rolls! Children 'grow' their flower by stacking the TP rolls.

Earth Day is an important calendar event that we celebrate annually. Reminding us of environmental protection by committing ourselves in doing our share to take care of our Mother Earth. To take part in this event, I prepare this fun activity for preschoolers ages 3 to 6. Below you can find photos of four trash sorting activity. It is categorized into four different elements of waste we normally dispose of on a regular basis such as Aluminum, Plastic, Compost, and Paper/Cardboard. Normally…

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