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I like this activity as it is a simple yet informative way to educate kindergarten kids about sustainability.

Equipment needed:

Cut out pictures of the various items.

Link:

https://www.totschooling.net/2014/04/sorting-recyclables-free-printable.html

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I like this story and website because it has many interesting and relatable stories with questions to check for understanding at the end. (Might need to find more pictures)

Equipment needed:

A3 size colour printout of the picture (and story for story teller to read from)

Link:

https://www.ohmytales.com/h/tillys-team-the-pond-protectors/

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Search for at least 1 activity and 1 story that you are interested to do/carry out and place them in the various sections on the right.

Don't forget to include

1) your name

2) the reason why you like it

3) the equipment needed

4) the internet ink

See samples on the right.

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i enjoy the exercise and breathing exercise at the end of the video.

Equipment needed:

Laptop and screen to project the music video of the exercise.

Link:

Wiggle Wiggle Calm: (Silly to Calm Part 2!) A kids yoga movement break with dancing and breathing. - YouTube

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Wiggle Wiggle Calm: (Silly to Calm Part 2!) A kids yoga movement break with dancing and breathing.

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1. Recycling Relay Race

Objective: Teach kids about sorting recyclables.

How to play: Set up bins for different types of recyclables (plastic, paper, glass, etc.). Kids race to bring items (you can use clean, safe materials like paper or plastic bottles) to the correct bin. Add a twist by making it a timed race or having them sort different items into the bins as quickly as possible.

What to bring:

20-25 paper ball

20-25 bottle caps

20-25 cardboard

20-25 fabric/clothes

Items can be found in school

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Audrei, Kezia, Shasya, Hui Xuan and Kimberly 

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Audrei, Kezia, Shasya, Hui Xuan and Kimberly 

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Mark the ground with a cross on one side and a tick on the other and ask them to make a line in the middle

Show them pictures of trash and things they can recycle and we ask if they can be recycled

If it’s recyclable jump sideways to the tick, if it isn’t then jump sideways to the cross

Logs:

cardboard sheets with pictures of trash or recyclable items pasted on the cardboard

Red duct tape and green duct tape

Manpower: 1 person holding the picture, two people supervising the children. One person among the two people can also tell the instructions

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Idea: recycle fishing

Children will hold the rod with a string attached to it and hold a plate in the other. There will be recyclable and non recycleable photos on the floor with a magnet hidden behind. Children must use the “fishing rod” to attract the recycleable photos onto the plate

Items:

2 rods

2 2m strings / 1 ball of yarn

30 magnets

Lamination device and printer

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Recycling Relay Race

﻿﻿Objective: Teach kids about sorting recyclables.

﻿﻿How to play: Set up bins for different types of recyclables (plastic, paper, glass, etc.).
Kids race to bring items (you can use clean, safe materials like paper or plastic bottles) to the correct bin. Add a twist by making it a timed race or having them sort different items into the bins as quickly as possible.

What to bring:

20-25 paper ball

20-25 bottle caps

20-25 cardboard

20-25 fabric/clothes

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Chosen story : Why is the sky far away

Reason : The moral about the story is to be thankful , less wasteful of the earths resources and be more sustainable which is the Theme for our VIA

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Calm down the children by either blowing bubbles or doing simple yoga

Logistics:

Bubbles-bubble wands, soap

Yoga-projector, laptop or ipad

Manpower:

Bubbles-4 people, 2 making sure the children don’t try and eat the bubbles the other 2 handing out and keeping the bubble wands

Yoga:3 people needed. 1 person at the laptop and the other 2 watching over the children making sure they don’t get hurt