Recycle preschool

Recycling Paper at Preschool - A hands-on look at how paper is made. Perfect way for preschoolers to see (and feel) how paper is recycled into new paper | you clever monkey

Free printable recycling game for kids. Just print the template, cut the tokens and play! Good for introducing the recycling basics and also as an Earth day activity for kids.

Are you ready for Earth Day?! My boys have always enjoyed learning about helping our Earth. I hope your students will enjoy these math, literacy, and writing themed Earth Day ideas! These Earth Day ideas are from my Earth Day Preschool Pack! You can grab it in my TPT shop! First we made a watercolor Earth. We used black glue (I just added some black liquid watercolor to our regular glue) to outline the Earth. Then we painted! We talked about how Earth is mostly made up of water. We love…

Earth Day is right around the corner. I really do love this day. It's a time where we show our learners how important Earth is. We also learn how we can keep it beautiful. There are tons of activities out there for Earth Day, but I wanted to find an activity for my young learners.

Earth Day Preschool Printables - Preschool Mom

This FREE Earth Day sorting activity goes beyond just recycling, teaching kids about how to take care of our planet through conservation, cleaning, reusing and planting. It also introduces children to air, water and land pollution.

Recycling may seem like a modern concept that was introduced a couple of decades ago. But did you know that people have been recycling for thousands of years? In ancient civilisations, ink used for…

Free printable Earth Day sorting activity for toddlers and preschoolers to learn about recycling and what types of objects are recyclable.

A hands-on look at how paper is made. A perfect way for children to see and feel how paper is recycled. For more information, visit youclevermonkey.com/

Recycling Sorting Mats encourage children to learn about recycling and to sort items to reduce, reuse and recycle. This is great for children to begin to see how everyday items can be used to recycle. These can be used for group time discussion as well as for individual children to complete.