Plastic Pollution Curriculum and Activity Guide
using resources wisely (reduce, reuse, recycle, and recover). Time Needed to Complete: 60 minutes (more for the optional extensions) Materials Needed: • Various items made of plastic, glass, metal, and paper • Student Lunches • Recycling Bins • Graph paper for class graph • Copies of Student Pages: o Lunchtime Trash Tally
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