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Recycling Basics for Students

The document discusses recyclable materials like wood, metal, paper, plastics, and others. It provides examples of products made from these materials and how they can be recycled and turned into new useful products. For example, wood can be made into furniture or fixtures; metal cans recycled into new cans or containers; paper recycled into packaging, gift wrappers or notebooks; plastic into plant containers or organizers; glass bottles into candleholders or vases; and rubber tires punched into floor mats or belts. The activity involves students identifying these recyclable materials and recycling waste at home into a useful project.

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Recycling Basics for Students

The document discusses recyclable materials like wood, metal, paper, plastics, and others. It provides examples of products made from these materials and how they can be recycled and turned into new useful products. For example, wood can be made into furniture or fixtures; metal cans recycled into new cans or containers; paper recycled into packaging, gift wrappers or notebooks; plastic into plant containers or organizers; glass bottles into candleholders or vases; and rubber tires punched into floor mats or belts. The activity involves students identifying these recyclable materials and recycling waste at home into a useful project.

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Recyclable

Products & Waste


Materials made of
wood, metal, paper,
plastics & others.
T.L.E. 6 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 4TH QUARTER

Presented by: Jacquelyn O. Valencia


QUICK BLINK!
LET'S
PLAY!
Guess and answer orally.
ACTIVITY
By group. Using
illustration board,
identify if the
following product's
material are made of
wood, metal, paper,
plastic, and others.
Analyse the situation:
Everyday, you go to school and
you notice that there’s a lot of
empty bottles scattering around.
You know the possible hazard that
it can bring to the humans and
environment. As a student of your
age, what will you do to solve the
problem?
Recyclable
Products & Waste
Materials made of
wood, metal, paper,
plastics & others.
T.L.E. 6 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 4TH QUARTER

Presented by: Jacquelyn O. Valencia


What is Recycling?
Recycling is an excellent way
of conserving energy and
saving the environment.
Waste can be recycled and
turned into new products.
WOOD
This can come from houses,
buildings, or fallen trees. Aged wood
can reprocessed, treated, and then
put back as new products. Wood
pallets can be made into fine
furniture or fixtures. Recycled wood
can be turned into boxes, chairs,
garden accessories and docks,
floorings, and even dining utensils.
METAL
Most of the metals come from food, drink, & cans.
Cans are made of steel that can be melted and
turned into new cans. Soft drink cans are made
of aluminum that can be recycled easily. Metals
are highly salable in junk shops.
Used cans are made into metal packaging or
containers for other materials. These are also
used to create cooking utensils and home
accessories or furniture.
PAPER
This can be used to make packaging for
groceries, gifts, toys, cosmetics, and
wardrobes.
• Recycled paper can be made into paper-
mache, paper flowers, gift wrappers, paper
bags or purses, journals or memo pads,
jewelry boxes, paper beads, photo frames,
paper baskets, among others.
PLASTIC
• It ranks number one in quantity in terms of
waste. It lasts a long time in the
environment without breaking down. It is
also difficult to recycle and considered as
"environmental nightmare."

• Plastic, however, can be made into water


and plant containers, desk organizers,
garden lamps, among others.
GLASS
Unlike plastic, glass is the easiest
material to reuse or recycle. It can be
broken down into small pieces, melted,
and then shaped into a new product.
Glass containers and bottles can be
turned into candleholders, sand art
bottles, vases, organizers, house
decorations, among others.
RUBBER TIRES
Scrap rubber tires may be recycled
by cutting, punching, or stamping
them into various rubber products
after removal of the steel bead.
Products include floor mats, belts,
gaskets, shoe soles, dock bumpers,
seals, muffler hangers, shims, and
washers.
GROUP ACTIVITY:
IDENTIFICATION:
________1. The process of converting waste
materials into reusable products.
________2. This is a recyclable material that is
easy to recycle.
________3. This material can come from houses,
building or fallen trees.
________4. Spray cans and soft drink cans are
example of
________5. This material can be made into gift
wrappers.
ASSIGNMENT:
Reinforcement: Find recyclable
waste materials at home.
Recycle any of the waste
materials into a useful project.
You can see some examples
online and in other sources.
Thank You!

TEACHER JACKIE

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