1. What do you understand by 'recycling'?
2. Why is it necessary to recycle things?
3. What are the various ways in which things can be recycled?
4. Do you practise recycling?
5. If so, what do you recycle? How do you recycle the materials?
6. Do you think the school is doing enough in recycling?
7. What can the school do to help in the recycling process?
8. What message would you tell your friends and classmates about recycling?
Today I am going to tell you about recycling.The first thing I want to tell you is what I understand by the word 'recycling'.What I understand by this is that it is something related to reusing.I say this because it consists of the the word 'cycling' which means moving in a cycle and when you add 're' it means that moving in a cycle again and again.
Now I am going to tell you the importance of recycling.Recycling is important to save the environment.This is because without recycling it will not take a long time for the world to get destroyed.For example if you do not recycle newspapers more and more trees will be chopped off and soon there will be no trees left in the world.
So to make sure that this does not happen you need to recycle.You can recycle things in various ways. Some of the ways are to recycle newspapers, aluminium cans ,plastic bottles(e.t.c).
I practise recycling too. I usually recycle things like newspapers, aluminium cans and old clothes.
Now I am going to tell you about the recycling in school.I think that the school is doing enough in recycling.This has been shown recently by the increase of the number of newspapers being donated this year compared to the newspapers donated last year.
For the school to improve in the recycling process I recommend the school to organise more recycling competitions.
Now I want to tell my friends a message,
"When you recycle you save the earth.The earth is like a home to us.So please recycle.Every small thing that you recycle can decide the future for earth!!!".
That is all I want to tell you.I hope after reading this you learn more on recycling.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
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