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 * Hello Parents / Teachers!

Looking for some great resources for a Recycling-focused lesson plan? Here are some sites that helped me out:**

Education World: Is a website that has the 5 lesson plans and activities for grades k-12, has national standards included as well as objective and many more! Great website if you run out of ides to do with your students.

Additional Activities can be found at California's department of conservation, has over 15 activities that elementary school teachers can use for their kids. Provides links with activities as well as the answers in some cases.

Recycle City is a virtual website of a city that is created by recycled items, it has wide range of information and tips on recycling. Includes many real life recyclable items.

The Environmental Protection Agency is extremely credible. They have an "educational resouces" tab. A few of the links don't work properly, but I found the many other to be helpful.

The **Waste Management** website is great for local information on our recycled statistics. It also has great activities and videos for all ages.

4th grader's informative YouTube [|video] on recycling. This is a video of a 4th grader who talks about recycling with credible facts and advice to his peers. Good video to show to your students because they can relate to the fourth grader.

Quizstar: A website that provides teachers to create quizzes and save them online. I did not use this website for this specific lesson, however if you feel the need to quiz the students this website is very useful.

Environmental Defense Fund Here you will find not only up to date environmental information but a page for kids and a page for teachers are also available.

Run out of lesson plans? or activities? teAchnology is a free online teacher resource, which has over 28,000 lesson plans. So if you where not satisfied with my lesson plan feel free to check this website out. ;-)

Hope my lesson plan was as helpful to you as it was to me!

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