Objective

What could be more persuasive than seeing all the stages in packaging recycling "in real life".
Glass, paper/cardboard, plastics, aluminium, tinplate, and drinks cartons (Tetrapak) are presented in the form of samples in a transparent display.
The materials made available enable students to work in sub-groups.
This way, they will discover all the stages of sorting and recycling packaging.
A way of not sorting stupidly, and helping parents to understand how important it is, if they needed telling.




Description

The "packaging recycling" kit contains samples of packaging, a silent cartoon film about packaging recycling on fly-tipping as well as a teacher's booklet.


Content

"Packaging recycling" box: transparent box with 12 compartments each containing the following materials:

1) Flakes of PET bottles + recycled green tab
2) Flakes of HDPE washing liquid bottle
3) Polyester textile fibres
4) Pieces of recycled fabric made from polyester
5) Recycled paper + paper pulp
6) Drinks cartons (back + front)
7) Aluminium + polyethylene
8) Flakes of cardboard + polyethylene + aluminium
9) Coloured glass
10) Transparent glass
11) Steel + magnet
12) Aluminium.

return

>>> After the class, put the theory into practice with Dad