Let's recycle easily

1. Recycle Every Day
The best way to recycle is to do it every day in your home and wherever you go. Remember to sort newspapers and magazines, plastic containers and bottles and assorted paper into your recycling and urge your friends and family to look out for ways to recycle too!

2. Green Thumb
If you’re not just green but also have a green thumb, you might want to try making old 1 or 2-liter pop bottles and empty jars into planters for flowers and herbs.

3. Sheets of paper, Towels and Clothing
Old sheets, towels and clothing can be donated to charity to be sold in thrift stores, or to an animal shelter as bedding and cleaning materials.

4. go Crafts
If you’re artistic you probably already know that there are a million ways to reuse jars, tubs and paper. A few crafts that include recycled materials are paper mache pinatas using old newspapers, painting using old jars, tin cans and plastic containers and using old magazines to make collages.

5. Go Green
Support eco-friendly companies by buying products made from recycled material – this could be anything from pencils and paper to wallets and clothing!

6. Electronics and the Earth
What do you do when your with your phone when it finally goes kaput? Don't just toss it in the trash, many cellphone providers will recycle your phone for you when you get a new one and if not, go online and find your nearest electronics recycling depot. They can recycle everything from laptops to phones!

7. Compost the Most
Ask your parents or your school to start a compost. All your biodegradable food garbage – like egg shells and banana peels – will soon turn to soil that is great for planting.

8. Recycling at School
It’s easy to remember to recycle at home, but what about school? If your school doesn’t already have recycling bins, ask your teacher or administrator if they can get them or make one yourself – in fact, recycling can be a great project for the whole class.

9. Reuse Plastic Bags
Often plastic shopping bags get used once and thrown away, but that bag can be used for future groceries or as a garbage bag.

10. Buy Rechargeable Batteries
Batteries are filled with toxic materials that are terrible for the environment, so go green by buying batteries that you can recharge. There are also special companies that will collect your old batteries and recycle them safely.