Sustainability Foundations: Ready to Recycle

Theo wants to do the right thing for the environment. Pupils join him as he explores why recycling is a good choice, the best way to clean up after a party, and how to make sustainable choices when choosing school supplies.

Ready to Recycle comprises three lessons, each centred around an engaging online learning module. The content has been developed with teachers and subject matter experts and links to PSHE, Geography and Science, and equivalent subjects.

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    Target user

    Ages 7-11

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    Curriculum

    Geography, Science, PSHE

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    Time

    45 minutes

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    Cost

    Our courses are always free

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    Resource details

    What is the course made up of?

    Module 1
    The single-stream recycling journey

    Discover where things go when they are thrown away and why it is important not to contribute to ‘wishcycling’.

    Module 2
    Mining and refining vs recycling

    Discover how raw materials like wood, sand and oil are processed into every day products and compare the environmental impact of these processes to reusing materials by recycling.

    Module 3
    The Compassion Project Course
    Making sustainable choices

    Discover how our choices impact the environment and understand what it means to have a sustainable lifestyle.

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