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Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Tidewater Fiber Company

We were lucky today to have Kathy Russell of Tidewater Fiber Company visit our school to spread the word about recycling, reducing, and reusing. She was a wealth of information. She brought her therapy dog Taylor with her with a cape like a super hero sidekick. These are some of the comments coming from our super smart 4th graders: Trey said, "He learned to recycle only plastic bottles with a one or a two on it" in the recycle triangle. Emily said, "I learned that there is a trash island in the Pacific Ocean." Timothy said, "I learned that what you recycle can be used and sold again." And Phillip said, "I learned that recycling is important because you don't have to destroy nature to make cans again." I was please to learn that you can leave the cap on bottles being recycled because they have updated the machinery to separate shredded bottles and caps. What did you learn today?

4 comments:

  1. Harley

    Something I learned polluting is bad for the enviroment and the ocean. Because the animalis because if they get stuck in it or eat it they couldget sick and die.If we stop polluting and reciycle we could mand make the world a better plaec.if we reuse are water bottels we can make differnic.

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  2. In the assembily our school had,I leard that if you don't recycle and instead liter it will go to the ocean and kill a lot of animals.

    I also found the elementary rap interesting.

    REDUSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    REUSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    RECYCLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  3. I learned there is a fourth "R": reduce, reuse, recycle, and RETHINK! I learned that some of the plastics going in our recycle bin didn't belong there. We are going to work harder to get this right!

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  4. One thing I liked was to see how It gets recycled and how It gets together in a square and how It gets to the factory and gos to make new cans.,courtnee

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