TLE - LESSON 14 AND 15

Recycling

The process of converting old materials into new ones to be used again.

Composting

The decomposition of organic waste to create nutrient-rich soil.

Reuse

The act of utilizing old materials again to serve a purpose.

Environmental Protection

The primary benefit of recycling, reducing the need to cut down trees.

Energy Consumption Reduction

Minimizing energy usage through recycling.

Pollution Reduction

Decreasing pollution by reusing materials.

Decreased Global Warming

Contributing to the conservation of natural resources and reducing global warming.

Natural Resources Conservation

Preserving natural resources by recycling and reducing waste.

Common Materials in Recycling

Paper, Cardboard, Plastic, Glass, Metal, Wood, Rubber, Green waste, and soil.

Common Tools in Recycling Projects

Scissors, Sandpaper, Long nose pliers, Glue gun, Electric drill, Ruler/Meterstick.

Gift Wrapping Materials

Empty cone of thread or boxed, Yarns, Lace and Ribbons, Gift wrapper, Colored Marker Pens.

Philippine-made Gift Wrapping Materials

Ribbons and ornaments made of sinamay, abaca strings, seashells.

Bags made of buri palm, coconut leaves, water lily, and tikug,

Wrappers made of sinamay, abaca, raffia, and recycled paper

baskets made of bamboo, cogon, and rattan