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LEPL Tsilkani Village Public School of Mtskheta Municipality/Mariko Chakhvashvili

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LEPL Tsilkani Village Public School of Mtskheta Municipality/Mariko Chakhvashvili

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2 How does recycling benefit the environment?

1. Reducing environmental pollution

Recycling reduces the amount of waste going to landfills, which reduces the release of toxic substances into soil and water, as well as air pollution.

2. Not protecting natural resources

Recycling does not reduce the demand for new raw materials, which means that fewer trees are cut down, less water and minerals are consumed.

4. Not reducing greenhouse gases

Recycling does not contribute to the reduction of CO2 and other greenhouse gases, which plays an important role in the fight against climate change.

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Junior High of Moudros Lemnos, Greece/ Evangelia Tsakou, Theodora Lymperi, Christos Koukoumis, Zoi Diamantopoulou              Students: Eleonora, Panagiotis, Kyriaki, Sofia        

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Junior High of Moudros Lemnos, Greece/ Evangelia Tsakou, Theodora Lymperi, Christos Koukoumis, Zoi Diamantopoulou              Students: Eleonora, Panagiotis, Kyriaki, Sofia        

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1. Why is it important to separate recyclables from regular trash?

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1. Why is it important to separate recyclables from regular trash?

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1.It does not reduce waste and does not help prevent pollution

2.Producing new products from recycled materials requires less energy than manufacturing them from raw materials

3.Mixing recyclables with non-recyclable waste can make it easy  or possible to recycle certain materials

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Junior High of Moudros Lemnos, Greece/ Evangelia Tsakou, Theodora Lymperi, Christos Koukoumis, Zoi Diamantopoulou              Students: Eleonora, Panagiotis, Kyriaki, Sofia       

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Junior High of Moudros Lemnos, Greece/ Evangelia Tsakou, Theodora Lymperi, Christos Koukoumis, Zoi Diamantopoulou              Students: Eleonora, Panagiotis, Kyriaki, Sofia       

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The students choose a mission related to four questions and offer three answers for each question (only one answer can be right). The Final Collaborative Product will be an Escape Recycling Room.

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questions for thwe recycling escape room

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5th graders/ Gübretaş Secondary School /Elif KUŞCUOĞLU

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5th graders/ Gübretaş Secondary School /Elif KUŞCUOĞLU

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What is a biodegradable product?

1-The term means that a product can be broken down by naturally occurring microorganisms and turned into compounds found in nature.

2-It is the process of collecting and processing materials that would otherwise be thrown away as trash and turning them into new products.

3-It is a mixture that consists largely of decayed organic matter and is used for fertilizing and conditioning land.