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♻️ Recycling Science for Little Explorers

Introduction

Every day we use things like bottles, boxes, and paper. When we put them in the right bin, they can become something new! Let’s discover the magic of recycling.

1. What Is Recycling?

Recycling means taking old items and turning them into brand‑new things.
Imagine a plastic bottle becoming a cool new toy car.

2. Why It Helps the Earth

  • Saves Trees – When we recycle paper, fewer trees need to be cut down.
  • Keeps Trash Away – Re‑using things means less garbage in the ground and the sea.

3. How We Can Recycle at Home

  1. Separate: Put paper, plastic, metal, and glass in different bins.
  2. Clean: Rinse out bottles so they’re ready to be used again.
  3. Ask: Grown‑ups can take the bins to the recycling center.

4. Make Your Own Recycled Art 🎨

Grab a clean cardboard box, some old magazines, and glue. Cut out shapes and create a picture of a jungle, a spaceship, or anything you imagine! You’re turning trash into treasure.

Did You Know?

A single aluminum can can be turned into a new can in just 60 Seconds! That’s faster than a superhero’s quick move.

Conclusion

Recycling is a simple super‑power we all have. Look around your home, find something to reuse, and watch it become something wonderful. Keep exploring, ask questions, and become a recycling hero for the planet! 🌍

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