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King Abdullah II for Excellence School / Jordan

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King Abdullah II for Excellence School / Jordan

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Phrases provided by students of King Abdullah II School of Excellence that encourage recycling

Using the ShatterPix program
Under the supervision of the teacher: Huda Alhwaiti

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We visited our local environment and sustainability center, where we discussed in detail the recycling process and more.

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King Abdullah II for Excellence School / Jordan

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King Abdullah II for Excellence School / Jordan

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Recycling plastic cans and using them in agriculture
Under the supervision of the teacher: Huda Alhwaiti

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Recycling plastic cans and using them in agriculture

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A creative idea for plastic recycling: turn plastic bottles into a chair. CLASS II F - Secondary school of RUVO DEL MONTE - I.C. ATELLA - ITALY

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A creative idea for plastic recycling: turn plastic bottles into a chair. CLASS II F - Secondary school of RUVO DEL MONTE - I.C. ATELLA - ITALY

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This fun activity allowed them to minimize the possibility of them leaking into the environment: giving new life to plastic is good for our planet!

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We used recycled paper and created a craft on the occasion of world earth day, raising our hands in peace.

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King Abdullah II School of Excellence students prepared various reports on plastic pollution and finding solutions to them, and how to recycle them, which is one of the solutions to this problem.
Under the supervision of the teacher: Huda Alhwaiti

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Plastic pollution of the seas poses a direct threat to the marine environment balance, and human health on the other hand. Plastic material has negative impacts on biodiversity, whether directly or indirectly. When plastic materials enter the food chain through fine particles, it is a major challenge to human health and well-being. Hence, keeping the ocean healthy contributes to maintaining human well-being as well.

Plastic waste is a scourge on the seas and oceans

One million plastic bottles of drinking water are purchased every minute. As many as 5 trillion non-usable plastic bags are used around the world every year. All in all, more than 50 percent of the plastic we use is disposable plastic. Nearly a third of the plastic packaging we use lacks a collection system, which results in urban streets filling up with plastics and polluting the natural environment. About 13 million tons of plastic ends up in the oceans, as these materials affect coral reefs and threaten vulnerable marine wildlife. Plastic also degrades and dissolves in the water we drink - and thus can enter the human body. And plastic contains a number of chemicals, many of which are toxic or affect hormones.
Plastic pollution
Plastic waste in the seas
The dangers of plastic pollution have spread rapidly for nearly half a century, and the seas and oceans are the most vulnerable areas, including marine organisms and zooplankton on which people depend for their daily food. Some believe that most of the waste is on land, but the reality and studies indicate that most of the amount of plastic waste ends up in sea and ocean water, and thousands of tons of remnants of packages, bags, casings and bags settle in the stomachs of fish, birds, turtles and whales. Plastic particles are so tiny that they sink to the bottom, eaten by fish and other marine life, and end up in our daily dishes. A large study by the International Union for Conservation of Nature confirmed that small plastic particles caused by synthetic fabrics and car tires pollute the seas in a large scale that was not known before.

Plastic parts of very small sizes can affect human health through sea food they eat, such as fish that ingest plastic. Plastic waste also reached the sea salt that humans use in food on a daily basis, and it has been proven that there are about seven hundred plastic particles per kilogram in Chinese samples of sea salt. And since the source of these particles is due to the seawater from which the salt is extracted, the researchers believe that there is a very likely possibility that table salt in other countries may also be contaminated with plastic particles as well.

Plastic and human health

Spreading plastic pollution into the oceans, it can harm the bacteria that humans need to help breathing. One-tenth of the oxygen inhaled comes from just one type of ocean bacteria through photosynthesis. But the study found that chemicals, which leach out from plastic waste, can stop oxygen-producing bacteria and harm their growth.

How does plastic pollution affect our breathing?

Plastic in the ocean will outnumber fish by 2050

The level of pollution in some areas has reached 580,000 pieces of plastic per square kilometer, which poses a danger to birds that accidentally swallow plastic materials, which causes some diseases or even death. Plastic does not biodegrade, meaning that the germs that break down other materials do not take plastic as food for them, leaving it to float on the water forever.
Pollution with plastic materials and birds
And the sun's rays eventually dissolve the plastic polymers, turning them into smaller and smaller pieces, however, the plastic does not fade away but rather becomes microscopic, and it may be eaten by tiny marine organisms and enter the food chain

Huge quantities of plastic have reached the oceans, but small amounts of it are found on the surface of the oceans ... because it turns into plastic particles, which are thrown out by the waves and eaten by sharks and other fish. And the remaining parts of the plastic materials, some of which may drown in the depths of the oceans, while others may enter the food chain of marine animals.

Where has the plastic that was supposed to float on the surface of the oceans, but we did not find a trace of it? "

Coral reefs are under threat from many fronts. In the past 30 years, we have lost up to 50 percent of the world's coral reefs to the effects of rising sea temperatures due to climate change, overfishing, and a host of land-based activities. A new study reveals that coral reefs are being trapped by plastic

1. 8.3 billion tons of plastic have been manufactured from the 1950s to the present day.

The experts reviewed

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Plastic does not degrade in the environment, we need to think seriously about how to get rid of it, recycle it and reduce our use of it. "

TIn order to stop pollution of the oceans, experts believe that the source of pollution must be closed by following a waste prevention strategy, which is to significantly reduce the percentage of plastic garbage. Likewise, work should be taken to recycle soft plastic bags that are used in commercial markets and fill the streets and dumps of garbage, and the initiative to sort garbage into two separate bags, the first for organic garbage and the second for things that can be recycled such as plastic and cardboard. A number of countries had imposed a ban on the use of plastic bags.itle your

Plastic materials take between 10 and 1000 years to decompose. Plastic bottles, for example, take an average of 450 years to decompose. As for glass remnants, although it is made of dirt, it is a material that never decomposes, while the leaves take from two to six weeks to decompose. Even cigarette butts, despite their small size, have a period of decomposition of up to 12 years. Scientists also agree that the best way to deal with the crisis of accumulated waste is to reduce the plastic industry, in addition to trying to manufacture materials that replace plastic bags, but are environmentally friendly, so that they are reused or that they quickly degrade even if they are disposed of.

Plastic degradation takes hundreds of years

Direction to make biodegradable bags
Currently, there is a trend to manufacture biodegradable plastic bags in order to reduce environmental pollution

Boycotting unnatural and plastic-based cosmetic products Like facial scrubs, toothpaste, and body washes are harmful, choose products with natural exfoliation, such as oatmeal or salt. Boycotting plastic kitchenware and food. When cooking, try to rely on non-plastic materials and use recyclable garbage bags, and when eating outside the home, tell the restaurant that you do not need plastic cutlery, and you can also bring your own glass food containers to store food in them. -Recycling, - The application of a tax on the use or prohibited use of plastic materials, Supporting companies that produce recyclable containers and alternative containers by purchasing and using their products.
Plastic pollution solutions
To contribute to confronting the environmental pollution of the planet, where does this waste go and what is the truth about recycling? Before the beginning of this year, China used to import and recycle more than half of the world's waste of plastic and paper, but it banned the import of plastic waste for environmental reasons, and the reason for its containing other waste is because individuals do not commit to classifying the waste when disposing of it, which led to the accumulation of this waste and even its arrival. To the oceans How long does it take for our waste to degrade in nature As 91 percent of American waste ends up in landfills, especially the oceans, and 70 percent of European waste ends up without a recycling process. Therefore, the European Union tended to impose fees on the plastic industry, to reduce pollution resulting from this industry.

The waste recycling process has gone through many stages over the past years

The students of the King Abdullah II School of Excellence prepared various reports on plastic pollution and found solutions to them

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Plastic pollution ... threatens nature and mankind

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Plastic pollution of the seas poses a direct threat to the marine environment balance, and human health on the other hand. Plastic material has negative impacts on biodiversity, whether directly or indirectly. When plastic materials enter the food chain through fine particles, it is a major challenge to human health and well-being.

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King Abdullah II for Excellence School / Jordan ((Recycling))

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King Abdullah II for Excellence School / Jordan ((Recycling))

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Participation of King Abdullah II School of Excellence students in recycling activities
Under the supervision of the teacher: Huda Alhwaiti

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Participation of King Abdullah II School of Excellence students in recycling activities

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King Abdullah II for Excellence School / Jordan ((Making compost))

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King Abdullah II for Excellence School / Jordan ((Making compost))

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My students reuse leftover banana peels with the help of their families in making compost to reduce pollution, preserve the environment, and fertilize plants because of its environmental impact.
Under the supervision of the teacher: Huda Alhwaiti

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King Abdullah II for Excellence School /Jordan ((Making compost )) 

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King Abdullah II for Excellence School /Jordan ((Making compost )) 

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My students reuse leftovers by helping their families make compost to reduce pollution and preserve the environment, and fertilize plants because of its environmental impact
Under the supervision of the teacher: Huda Alhwaiti

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Systaunability Food storage in Ancient Greece(12th primary school   of Drama)

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Systaunability Food storage in Ancient Greece(12th primary school   of Drama)

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Ancient Greek cuisine was characterized by its frugality for most, reflecting agricultural hardship, but a great diversity of ingredients was known, and wealthy Greeks were known to celebrate with elaborate meals and feasts.

The cuisine was founded on the "Mediterranean triad" of cereals, olives, and grapes,which had many uses and great commercial value, but other ingredients were as important, if not more so, to the average diet: most notably legumes. Research suggests that the agricultural system of Ancient Greece could not have succeeded without the cultivation of legumes.

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Sustainability Food storage in Ancient Greece (12th primary school of Drama

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Sustainability Food storage in Ancient Greece (12th primary school of Drama

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Out of necessity (because refrigeration was nonexistent), in addition to cooking, ancient Greeks preserved foods by smoking, drying, salting, and storing in syrups and fat. Foods were often stored with a topping of oil to keep air out

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Food Storage Today[12Th Prmary School Of Drama]

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Food Storage Today[12Th Prmary School Of Drama]

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glass jars

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King Abdullah II for Excellence School /Jordan ((Making compost )) 

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King Abdullah II for Excellence School /Jordan ((Making compost )) 

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My students reuse leftover food and banana peels with the help of their family making compost
Under the supervision of the teacher: Huda Alhwaiti

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Do noy throw cley

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We made animals from egg carton :)
ATILLA PRIMARY SCHOOL- RECYCLING

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making apple cider vinegar(King Abdullah II for Excellence School /Jordan )

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making apple cider vinegar(King Abdullah II for Excellence School /Jordan )

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My students stored apples and turned them into apple cider vinegar and used them at any time

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food storage(King Abdullah II for Excellence School / Jordan)

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food storage(King Abdullah II for Excellence School / Jordan)

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The students did a cooperative work in making pickled olives at school as part of a classroom class to store them for the winter period

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King Abdullah II for Excellence School / Jordan

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King Abdullah II for Excellence School / Jordan

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Recycling of metal cans (soft drinks)
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Under the supervision of the teacher: Huda Alhwaiti

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King Abdullah II for Excellence School / Jordan

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King Abdullah II for Excellence School / Jordan

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Recycling of Pepsi metal cans
A video prepared by my students while they are recycling
Under the supervision of the teacher: Huda Alhwaiti

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(King Abdullah II for Excellence School /Jordan )How to make pumpkin jam

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(King Abdullah II for Excellence School /Jordan )How to make pumpkin jam

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My students made pumpkin jam to store and use in the winter

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We don't throw jars we reuse them

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12th Primary School of Drama

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We don't throw jars .We reuse them

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vegetable soup is nutritious for the winter

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Σχέδιο χωρίς τίτλο(5)

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In a wide pan with a heavy bottom, heat the olive oil and saute all the vegetables on medium heat for 5 minutes until they take on a nice color and soften. Add the Trahana and saute it for 2-3 minutes, stirring constantly with a spatula. Add the tomatoes and two cups of hot broth.

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Don't throw away food
Elias,Vladimiros and Foteini

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Sofia

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in greece, sometimes when there are vegetables left over in mommies from some food, we mash them and make cream for our babies. this is a good way not to buy baby food creams but also not to throw away the vegetables we won't use

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Recycling milk and juice cartons to make bird feeders (By the 1st Graders)

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Recycling milk and juice cartons to make bird feeders (By the 1st Graders)

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By the 1st Graders of the 12th Primary School of Drama, Greece. We recycled milk and juice cartons and made bird feeders. With the help of our tall Physical Education teacher we hand them in the school trees.

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Tic-tac-toe (triliza) with recycled colourful bottle lids

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Tic-tac-toe (triliza) with recycled colourful bottle lids

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The 12th Primary School of Drama, Greece (1st graders) We collected colourful recycled bottle lids and played tic-tac-toe

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 ATILLA ILKOKULU -Zero Waste Training and Simulation Center sightseeing 

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 ATILLA ILKOKULU -Zero Waste Training and Simulation Center sightseeing 

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82nd School of Thessaloniki, class 1, Mrs Alexandra, Recycling 

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82nd School of Thessaloniki, class 1, Mrs Alexandra, Recycling 

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82nd School of Thessaloniki, class 1, Mrs Alexandra

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82nd School of Thessaloniki, class 1, Mrs Alexandra

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82nd School of Thessaloniki, class 1, Mrs Alexandra

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82nd School of Thessaloniki, class 1, Mrs Alexandra

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82nd School of Thessaloniki, class 1, Mrs Alexandra

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82nd School of Thessaloniki, class 1, Mrs Alexandra

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82nd School of Thessaloniki, class 1, Mrs Alexandra

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82nd School of Thessaloniki, class 1, Mrs Alexandra

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82nd School of Thessaloniki, class 1, Mrs Alexandra

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82nd School of Thessaloniki, class 1, Mrs Alexandra

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82nd School of Thessaloniki, class 1, Mrs Alexandra

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82nd School of Thessaloniki, class 1, Mrs Alexandra

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82nd School of Thessaloniki, class 1, Mrs Alexandra

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82nd School of Thessaloniki, class 1, Mrs Alexandra

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Recycling !                                         82nd Kindergarten School Thessaloniki Greece,                        mrs Christina class 2 

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Recycling !                                         82nd Kindergarten School Thessaloniki Greece,                        mrs Christina class 2 

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Recycling!!                                                      82nd Kindergrten School Thessaloniki Greece, mrs Christina

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Recycling!!                                                      82nd Kindergrten School Thessaloniki Greece, mrs Christina

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Recycling!  82nd Kindergarten School Thessaloniki Greece, mrs Christina class 2

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Recycling!  82nd Kindergarten School Thessaloniki Greece, mrs Christina class 2

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Love to Recycle!

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Recycling!! 82nd Kindergarten School Thessaloniki Greece, mrs Christina class 2 

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Recycling!! 82nd Kindergarten School Thessaloniki Greece, mrs Christina class 2 

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We can do it all together!

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Recycling!!                                         82nd Kindergarten School Thessaloniki Greece, class 2,        mrs Christina 

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Recycling!!                                         82nd Kindergarten School Thessaloniki Greece, class 2,        mrs Christina 

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Recycling!! 82nd kindergarten School Thessaloniki Greece, class 2 

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Recycling!! 82nd kindergarten School Thessaloniki Greece, class 2 

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Recycling!! 82nd Kindergarten School Thessaloniki Greece, mrs Christina

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Recycling!! 82nd Kindergarten School Thessaloniki Greece, mrs Christina

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I.C. Vito Fabiano Latina Italy

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I.C. Vito Fabiano Latina Italy

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I.C. Vito Fabiano Latina Italy

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I.C. Vito Fabiano Latina Italy

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I.C. Vito Fabiano Latina Italy

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I.C. Vito Fabiano Latina Italy

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I.C. Vito Fabiano Latina Italy

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I.C. Vito Fabiano Latina Italy

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The 8th KIndergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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The 8th KIndergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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We cut bottles to make flowers.

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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We painted the bottles with our favourite colours.

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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We chose caps to put them as it was pollen.

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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Our plastic bottles' flowers are ready!

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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Making colorful printing with packaging material.

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https://youtube.com/shorts/WH3G-fbppTs?feature=share

I.C. Vito Fabiano
Latina
Italy

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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"What does feed Love?", we asked students. So, they painted kisses, hugs, presents, flowers, songs and so on and they fed Love Box!

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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"What does make Love grow?", we asked children. "Let's make Love bigger ang bigger and bigger... Feed it with kind words such as: I love you, I'm sorry, please, thank you and so on!". And so children painted love stuff and fed the Love Box!

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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Love in our classroom is now grown up and happy!

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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We ate chocolate eggs and made our bees from that material.

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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Our bees from recycled material are ready!

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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We made butterflies with cardboard and recycled sticks from ice cream.

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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Our butterflies from cardboard and recycled sticks from ice cream are ready!

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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We made some collages using cardboard and recycled sticks from ice cream.

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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The 8th Kindergarten School of Trikala, Greece

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These are our collages from cardboard and ice cream' s sticks.

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A creative idea for plastic glass into a pencil box.

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A creative idea for plastic glass into a pencil box.

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CLASS IIIE Secondary school of Rapone-I.C. ATELLA-ITALY

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We recycle paper by doing origami. Let's enjoy folding old papers!

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Let's fly like a bird and spread eco-values like recycling across our continent.