A glyph is a visual way to represent data. The students answer questions, and based on those questions, their Earth is created by reusing items like newspapers, manila folders, magazines, and even toilet paper rolls. I was very happy with the results. I even created an Earth Day Flip Book that reduces the number of pages you have to print. This book teaches about reducing, recycling, and reusing, and it has the glyph questions on it.
Please visit my store {HERE} to check it out.
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| Student Example of the Earth Day Glyph with Earth Day Word Challenge Freebie |
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| Student Earth Day Glyph |
Enjoy!
Robin @ Sweet Tea Classroom
Protect the environment with All Green Electronics Recycling
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to make a hobby and help protect the environment, the air and the oceans at the same time. Unfortunately, not all waste can be so quickly and easily recycled or give them a second life at home. If you have electronic waste, then you need people who know what to do with it!
Great post, I often see news about environmental pollution here
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