"Recycling Processes" Picture Sequences in the box

The contents of this practical cardboard box can teach children the meaning of waste separation, waste recycling and how this is done.

The box contains 20 cards made of firm cardboard, depicting the recycling cycle of cans, organic waste, glass, cardboard and plastic. Sets of 4 cards produce a picture sequenceand can be sorted out by the children. They can also tell if cards belong together if they have the same edging colour.
Children can learn about the recycling process in a few simple steps, and what happens to the rubbish they throw away.
As the cards are especially large, smaller children can also handle them well.

Pupils can carry out independent checks since symbols – are on the back of the cards showing the same picture sequence. The number of symbols determines the sequence.

The picture cards focus on the following topics:

• ensures attention and concentration
• environmental awareness
• logical reasoning
• perception of time and chronological order

Tips for use:

If desired, the cards can be used individually: find the associated card for a particular card of choice, sort all picture sequences and have a conversation about what they show. In addition, the cards can be used to summarise depicted processes in writing.

With instructions and options for use available to download.

• learn about recycling cycles and compare them
• develops language skills
• fun to use

Box dimensions: approx. 24.5 x 19 x 7 cm (L x W x H)

Card dimensions: approx. 11.5 x 11.5 cm

Suitable for children aged 3 to 8.

Contents:

• 20 cards in a robust cardboard box for practical storage