She is recycling and Clean Communities coordinator for South Brunswick Township, part-time, and is a certified recycling professional. Mr. R.E. Cycle, Gary Mirasola, former educator and municipal coordinator, uses his amazing magic to provide recycling and litter prevention messages to children and adults alike. A waste audit looks at, and categorizes, one day's trash and recyclables. Educational materials may include brochures, newsletters, press releases, in-class presentations, posters, logo contests, bulletin board materials and display at public events. Litter, source reduction and recycling displays Mr. R.E. Cycle magical performances 4.
Programs utilize presentation, critical thinking and math skills.
By calculating the weight of their lunch waste students learn the importance of reducing that waste. Students learn about the need for packaging, types of packaging, and what makes good or bad packaging. Through simulated activities class will determine what is truly critical to live on an island for two weeks, and how they would handle the waste by-products. Students gain insight on basic survival and their own individual impact on an isolated environment - a real fun and imaginative adventure. Mr. R.E. Cycle brings magic to the environment .