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Understanding Waste Sorting
Students learn to classify household waste as recyclable, compostable, or landfill material.
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Students learn to classify household waste as recyclable, compostable, or landfill material. The resource includes explanations, examples, contamination guidance, comprehension questions, a sorting activity, and reflection prompts.
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- Students will classify common waste items as recyclable, compostable, or landfill material.
- Students will explain what contamination means in waste management.
- Students will describe how incorrect sorting affects recycling processes.
- Students will justify their waste-sorting decisions.
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