The lessons help develop critical-thinking skills. Simple, yet challenging. To provide the depth of information you seek, the program includes reprints of environmental articles from Smithsonian Magazine and other reliable sources.
Students define it and talk about what happens to it.
They also estimate how much trash each of them and their families generate. They learn what it is and how to do it. Composting is also addressed. The final lesson draws on previous information to empower students to take action at home and in their communities to reduce waste. Students start by examining their own lunchboxes for unnecessary packaging and waste.