I love talking to my students about Earth Day. This month I added a recycling can to our classroom and I have been encouraging my students to look for items in their lunch boxes that we can recycle. Every day it makes me smile when I come to pick them up from the cafeteria and they are holding up empty jello cups, lunchable trays and water bottles. They really get a kick out of adding these items to our recycling can. Below is a picture of one of the projects we completed to celebrate Earth Day
(as always, thank you PINTEREST).
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A close up view of my door |
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Come on...how cute is this?? |
Hmmmm, I guess I did manage to sneek in just one more Dr. Seuss activity after all.