Tennessee Solid Waste Education Project

TNSWEP Instructional Materials Packet

Primary, K - 3

Activity
Code
Name of Activity (links are to .PDF files)
  Table of Contents
P.a/E.a What Is Waste and Where Does It Come From?
P.b

What Happens To Your Solid Waste?

P.c What Is Trash?
P.d

Where Should It Go? Recycle? Compost? Incinerate? Landfill?

P.e/E.y Reuse As An Alternative to Disposal
P.f/E.z Product Toxicity
P.g Changes in Lifestyle and Waste Production
P.h/E.g

Sarah Cynthis Sylvia Stout

P.i/E.h The Importance of Clean Air, Water, and Land
P.j/E.i Pollution
P.k/E.v Waste Disposal Costs
P.l/E.dd Packaging and Ways That It Can Be Reduced
P.m/E.x Some Things That Are Thrown Out Have Value
P.n Necessary Wrappers?
P.o The Lite Lunch
P.p What's In a Cycle?
P.q

Reuse It or Lose It

P.r

Bottle to Bench (Recycling our Plastic)

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P.s/E.bb Burning vs. Waste Combustion
P.t A Mini Landfill
P.u

What Can You Do?

P.v

Feels Like a Can

P.w Give It Back
P.x The Magic Recycling Box
P.y Playdough-Go-Round
P.z

What's A Cycle?

P.aa

Recycle It!

P.bb

What's Recyclable?

P.cc

Think Before You Toss

P.dd Trash Timeline and the Litterbug Family Picnic
P.ee/E.ee Trash Timeline Lesson

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TNSWEP Services:

In-service Workshops for K-12 teachers and pre-service teachers provide opportunities to participate in hands-on activities that work in the classroom. TNSWEP lesson plans and activities are correlated with Tennessee Learning Expectations.

Curriculum workshops are designed for educators in the non-formal sector. Workshops include highly interactive sessions and the latest information about solid waste management.

Classroom presentations are for K-12 students in public or private schools.

Assistance in planning environmental education events, such as an Earth Day Celebration or an EnvironMental Fair, is available from TNSWEP consultants.