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Recycled Materials Picture Worksheet

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Recycled Materials Picture Worksheet

Recycling bin with materials

🔍 Part 1: Identify Recycled Materials

Look at each picture. Circle YES if it can be recycled or NO if it cannot be recycled.

1. Plastic water bottle 🍼

YES - Can be recycled

NO - Cannot be recycled

2. Aluminium can 🥤

YES - Can be recycled

NO - Cannot be recycled

3. Banana peel 🍌

YES - Can be recycled

NO - Cannot be recycled

4. Cardboard box 📦

YES - Can be recycled

NO - Cannot be recycled

5. Glass jar 🫙

YES - Can be recycled

NO - Cannot be recycled

📚 Part 2: Sorting Activity

Tick the boxes next to ALL the items that can be recycled:

6. Which of these items can be recycled? (Tick all that apply)

Newspaper 📰

Broken toy 🧸

Empty cereal box 📦

Old socks 🧦

Milk carton 🥛

Apple core 🍎

🎯 Part 3: Matching Game

Draw lines to match each recycled material to its correct name:

🗞️ (Picture of newspaper)
🥫 (Picture of tin can)
🍶 (Picture of glass bottle)
📄 (Picture of paper)
Glass
Paper
Metal
Newspaper
7. Fill in the blanks:

Recycling helps protect our _____________ and reduces _____________.

Word bank: environment, waste, pollution, Earth

8. Draw one thing from your home that can be recycled:

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