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Waste: What Happens To Our Rubbish Big Book
LM42008
MTA Teachers Resource Catalogue Page: 195
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What Happens To Our Rubbish offers a comprehensive look at the three main waste pathways: landfill, recycling and composting. Through easy-to-understand explanations and visual storytelling, this Big Book helps students make connections between their waste disposal choices and their environmental impact. It provides a strong foundation for discussions about sustainability and personal responsibility.
This title is part of Learning Media’s Find Out About series, which presents real-world topics through a lens of sustainability, wellbeing and growth. Written and illustrated in Australia for primary classrooms, these books are ideal for shared reading and cross-curricular teaching.
Educational Benefits:
- Explains the life cycle of household waste.
- Promotes critical thinking about sustainable practices.
- Supports inquiry-based learning about environmental issues.
- Links to science, geography, and personal development curriculum areas.
Classroom Ideas:
- Conduct a waste audit of your school or classroom.
- Explore local waste management processes or invite a guest speaker.
- Create a sorting game using rubbish, recycling and compost items.
- Design posters encouraging better waste habits.
This furniture has a risk of falling over. Wall anchors should be used when an item has a warning tip over label.
Children have died from furniture tipover.
- ALWAYS secure this furniture with an anchor device.
- NEVER allow children to stand, climb or hang on drawers, doors, or shelves.
- NEVER open more than one drawer at a time.
- ALWAYS place heavy items down low.
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