Importance of 5R's and Useful and Harmful Materials

Jovelyn Narag
28 Nov 202310:37

Summary

TLDRIn this engaging science class, students learn about the importance of proper waste management and the classification of materials. Teacher JY introduces the concept of '5Rs' - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover, and Refer - to promote environmental conservation and sustainable living. Students actively participate in discussions, interpret images, and learn to identify useful and harmful materials. The lesson concludes with a task to watch educational videos and apply the learned principles in daily life, emphasizing that knowledge is power.

Takeaways

  • πŸ“š The class focuses on the importance of waste management and the classification of materials into useful and harmful categories.
  • 🏑 Students are encouraged to find a comfortable place at home to learn and to prepare necessary materials like pen and paper.
  • πŸ™ A prayer is conducted to bless teachers, parents, classmates, and to ask for attentiveness, patience, and diligence in learning.
  • πŸ” The lesson explores the properties of matter and how they differ, emphasizing the significance of proper waste disposal.
  • πŸ—‘οΈ Students are tasked with interpreting images to understand the scenarios of waste disposal and its impact on safety and the environment.
  • 🌿 The concept of 'Five R's' of waste management (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover, and Refer) is introduced to protect the environment and conserve resources.
  • ♻️ Examples are given to illustrate how to apply the Five R's in daily life, such as composting food waste and reusing glass for decorative purposes.
  • πŸ“ˆ Students are provided with a table to fill in with specific examples from home that align with each category of the Five R's.
  • πŸŽ₯ An assignment to watch videos and take notes on waste management is given to enhance learning and understanding.
  • πŸ€“ The teacher, JY, motivates students to apply the learned concepts and to ask questions for clarification, emphasizing that knowledge is power.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic of today's science class?

    -The main topic of today's science class is the importance of waste management, focusing on the classification and proper disposal of useful and harmful materials.

  • Why is it important to find a comfortable place to focus on the lesson?

    -It's important to find a comfortable place to focus on the lesson to ensure that students can concentrate and absorb the information being taught effectively.

  • What is the significance of proper waste disposal according to the transcript?

    -Proper waste disposal is essential for safety and environmental protection, as it helps in classifying and using materials properly, preventing harm and promoting sustainability.

  • What are the properties that make materials useful according to the teacher?

    -Useful materials have properties such as durability, resistance to water, heat, acid, flexibility, elasticity, and hardness. They can also be reused.

  • Can you provide an example of a useful material mentioned in the transcript?

    -An example of a useful material mentioned is books, which can be reused and serve as home decor.

  • What are the properties that make materials harmful?

    -Harmful materials may have properties such as being flammable, explosive, poisonous, or reactive, and they can cause injury if not used or disposed of properly.

  • What is the importance of the 'Five Rs' of waste management?

    -The 'Five Rs' of waste management (Reduce, Reuse, Recycling, Recovering, and Referring) are important for protecting the environment, conserving resources, saving energy, promoting public health, and achieving sustainable living.

  • What does 'Reduce' mean in the context of waste management?

    -'Reduce' in waste management means to lessen the amount of waste by avoiding the unnecessary use of resources like materials and energy.

  • Can you explain the concept of 'Referring' as discussed in the transcript?

    -'Referring' refers to fixing broken items or materials such as furniture and electronic devices so that they can be used again, thus extending their life and reducing waste.

  • What task does the teacher assign to the students regarding the 'Five Rs'?

    -The teacher asks students to find specific examples from things in their house that align with each of the 'Five Rs' categories to understand and practice waste management at home.

  • What is the final task the teacher gives to the students related to waste management?

    -The final task is to watch videos via a provided link and jot down important points, as students will need to answer questions related to waste management afterward.

Outlines

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πŸ“š Introduction to Science Class and Waste Management

Teacher JY warmly welcomes students to a virtual science class, setting an engaging tone for the day's lesson. The class begins with a prayer led by a student, emphasizing gratitude and blessings for learning opportunities. The importance of proper waste management is introduced as the main topic, with an emphasis on classifying materials as useful or harmful. The teacher encourages students to find a comfortable place to learn and prepares them to take notes on the significance of waste disposal. The class is guided to observe images that illustrate the importance of proper waste disposal, with a task to interpret and explain the scenarios depicted.

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πŸ” Understanding Useful and Harmful Materials

The lesson continues with a focus on distinguishing between useful and harmful materials. Useful materials are defined as those that serve a purpose and possess properties like durability, resistance to water, heat, and flexibility. Examples include metals, ceramics, wood, textiles, plastics, and rubbers. Harmful materials are those that can cause injury if not used or disposed of properly, such as bleach and medicines. The teacher guides students to identify whether the images shown are examples of useful or harmful materials. The concept of the 5Rs of waste managementβ€”Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover, and Referβ€”is introduced, with explanations on how each principle contributes to environmental protection and sustainable living. Students are tasked with identifying examples from their homes that align with these categories.

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🌍 Applying Waste Management Principles and Lesson Conclusion

The class concludes with an exciting announcement about further learning opportunities through videos on waste management. Students are encouraged to watch these videos and take notes on important points to prepare for related questions. The teacher, JY, expresses gratitude for the students' participation and effort, emphasizing the practical application of waste management principles in daily life. The importance of knowledge as a form of power is reiterated, and students are encouraged to ask questions for clarification. The lesson ends on a positive note, with the teacher looking forward to the students' insightful responses and wishing them a wonderful day.

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Keywords

πŸ’‘Waste Management

Waste management refers to the collection, transport, disposal, recycling, and monitoring of waste materials. In the video, this concept is central as it discusses the importance of proper waste disposal to ensure safety and environmental sustainability. The script mentions 'five hours waste management' which likely refers to a systematic approach to waste management.

πŸ’‘Reduce

To reduce in the context of waste management means to decrease the amount of waste generated. The video emphasizes reducing waste as a way to minimize resource use and environmental impact, as seen in the script where it mentions reducing waste to manage by avoiding unnecessary use of resources.

πŸ’‘Reuse

Reusing items is the act of using them again for their original purpose or repurposing them for a new one. The video script encourages reusing materials like glass for other purposes, highlighting how reusing can extend the life of products and decrease waste.

πŸ’‘Recycling

Recycling involves processing waste materials into new products to prevent waste of potentially useful materials, reduce the consumption of fresh raw materials, and lower energy usage. The script mentions recycling as a key component of waste management, such as turning paper into new products.

πŸ’‘Recovering

Recovering in waste management is the process of extracting valuable materials or energy from waste. The video script uses the term to describe gaining energy or materials from items that cannot be used anymore, illustrating the concept of recovering as a way to derive value from waste.

πŸ’‘Repairing

Repairing, or 'referring' as mentioned in the script, is the act of fixing broken items so they can be used again. The video encourages repairing as a way to extend the life of products, such as fixing furniture or electronic devices, which aligns with the theme of resource conservation.

πŸ’‘Useful Materials

Useful materials are those that serve a purpose and have properties like durability, resistance to water, heat, or acid, flexibility, and hardness. The script discusses useful materials such as metals, ceramics, wood, textiles, and plastics, and how they can be reused or repurposed.

πŸ’‘Harmful Materials

Harmful materials are those that can cause injury or have negative effects when not used or disposed of properly. The video script warns about the dangers of harmful materials like bleach and medicines, which must be used with caution to avoid damage to health or the environment.

πŸ’‘Matter

Matter is anything that has mass and occupies space. In the video, the concept of matter is introduced to explain that everything around us, including waste, is made of matter with different properties. This understanding is crucial for classifying and managing waste properly.

πŸ’‘Durability

Durability refers to the ability of a material to resist wear, tear, or decay. The script mentions durability as a property of useful materials, suggesting that durable materials can be used for longer periods, which is beneficial for waste reduction.

πŸ’‘Flammability

Flammability is the ability of a substance to burn or ignite easily. The video script uses flammability as an example of a property that makes certain materials harmful, as it can lead to safety hazards if not managed correctly.

Highlights

Introduction to the science class and the importance of finding a comfortable place for learning.

Emphasis on preparing materials and the value of knowledge as power.

The class prayer for guidance, inspiration, and blessings for all involved in the learning process.

Topic announcement: The importance of waste management and classification of materials.

Discussion on the concept that everything around us is matter with different properties.

Task assignment to interpret scenarios depicted in images related to waste disposal.

Applause and recognition for students' interpretations of waste disposal scenarios.

Guidelines for identifying useful and harmful materials based on their properties and uses.

Examples of useful materials such as metals, ceramics, wood, textiles, plastics, and rubbers.

Examples of harmful materials like bleach and medicine that require proper use and disposal.

Introduction to the Five Rs of waste management: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover, and Refer.

Explanation of the Five Rs and their significance in protecting the environment and promoting sustainable living.

Task for students to identify examples of the Five Rs from items in their house.

Announcement of an exciting opportunity to learn more about waste management through video content.

Encouragement for students to apply their learnings about waste management in their daily lives.

Closure of the class with a reminder of the importance of knowledge and the role of the teacher.

Transcripts

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good day my dear students Welcome to our

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science class I am teacher JY your

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virtual teacher for today today class we

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will travel to another lesson in science

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I know and I am sure that you are all

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excited for another funfield learning

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activities for today so let's now begin

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but wait class before we start our

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discussion try to find a nice and

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comfortable place inside your home where

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you can focus on your lesson I want you

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to prepare yourself as well as your

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materials necessary for your studies

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kindly bring out your pen and papers so

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that you could chat down some important

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notes needed for your learning always

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remember that having a knowledge is

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having a power

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before we begin let us pray angel can

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you Le the

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prayer We Praise You Lord and we thank

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you for the opportunity to study and

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prepare for a good life in the

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future bless our teachers who Inspire

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and guide us bless our parents who work

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hard to support us bless our classmate

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and all the people who cares for us

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bless us help us to be more attentive

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patient and diligent to understand the

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lesson that our teachers teach

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us this we pray in the name of Jesus

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Christ Our Lord

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amen our topic for for today is the

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importance of five hours waste

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management and useful and a harmful

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materials this is important so that you

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will be able to classify and use

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materials

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properly let us try to look around your

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house did you know that everything

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around us is matter

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yes everything and all of these have

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different properties that make them

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different from each others I will show

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five image that demonstrate the

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significance of proper W disposal your

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task will be to interpret and explain

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the scenarios depicted in each

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pictures

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wonderful job everyone I am impressed by

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how well you interpreted the scenarios

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in each pictures you've shown a great

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understanding of why proper way disposal

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is essential for our safety and the

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environment give up the great work

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everyone can you identify which among

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these pictures are harmful and useful

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materials but first here's your guide in

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identifying them useful materials

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materials are considered useful when it

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serve a purpose these materials have

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properties such as durability resistant

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to water heat acid flexibility

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elasticity and

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hardness some useful materials can also

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be reused materials that made of metals

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ceramic wood textile as well as plastic

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and rubbers are considered useful

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materials example books can be reused

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and served as a home

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decor fruits fruits spilling can be

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decomposed and used as

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fertilizer the next one is a harmful

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materials materials can be considered

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harmful

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when they are made for certain purposes

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only and can cause injury when not used

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and decompos properly harmful materials

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may have these properties flamable

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explosive poisonous or

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reactive example of harmful materials

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bleach bleach when not properly used may

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damage lungs and

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organs medicine may have side effects

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and must used with doctor's

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prescription now let's identify whether

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the picture I show are useful or a

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harmful

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materials and now let us talk about the

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importance of five hours wte

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management learning the five hours waste

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management and compassing Reduce Reuse

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Recycling recovering and residual

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management it's vital for protecting the

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environment conserving resources saving

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energy promoting Public Health

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fulfilling economic benefits and in

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sustainable

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living to reduce is to lessen the amount

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of waste to manage by reducing waste the

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unnecessary use of resources like

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materials and energy can be

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avoided reusing of items is reducing the

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amount of waste that would end up in the

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Landfield recycling involves repr

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processing of waste materials to produce

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a new product or to find another use for

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them recovering means we gaining energy

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or materials from something that cannot

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be used anymore referring is fixing

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broken items or materials such as

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furniture and electronic devices so that

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it can be used

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again now let us try if you can identify

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what this sentence describe it is Reduce

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Reuse Recycling recovering or referring

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Waste Management

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number one compos food to change into a

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rich

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Sol number two reuse glass for another

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purposes such as bases or other

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decorations number three paper use

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papers and boxes to use

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again

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number four types of ways can be turned

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into valuable product which can be

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repurpose instead of start and the last

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one number five fixing broken items like

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chaining tables and

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chairs fantastic everyone remember this

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five RS can make a big difference in

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protecting our planet keep up the good

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work in practicing this eound

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H I will give you a table with

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categories of five hours Waste

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Management your task is to find specific

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example from things in your house that

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align with each of these

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categories great job everyone you've

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done a fantastic job completing the

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table you found excellent examples from

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each categories based on things in your

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house well

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done great now you can distinguish the

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difference between Reduce Reuse

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Recycling recovering and refering

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management now before we end our

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discussion we have an exciting

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announcement that will help us learn

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more about Waste Management your task is

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to watch videos via link as you watch

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jot down important points because

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afterward you need to answer some

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question related to waste

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management I want to thank each one of

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you for your participation and effort in

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our lesson for today I encourage you to

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apply what you've learned about voice

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integration in your f everyday lives if

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you have any question or need

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clarification don't hesitate to ask your

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teacher it's been a fantastic discussion

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for today keep up the great and I am

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excited to see your insightful responses

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have a wonderful day kids again I am

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your teacher JY always remember class

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that having a knowledge is having a

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power thank you

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everyone

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oh

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