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    INTRODUCTION

    Now you know all about all about the environment and how to keep it pollution free, we will show you how to make easy changes in your home.
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    GROCERY SHOPPING

    Make sure whoever does the grocery shopping in your house is choosing fruits and vegetables with eco-friendly packaging.

    This means checking for recycling symbols on anything that is plastic!
    Making good choices starts AT the grocery store!
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    KNOW WHERE IT GOES

    When you are throwing away the wrappers – make sure they go into the right bin!

    Remember, items that go into the wrong bin or into the regular rubbish can cause pollution and really damage our planet.

    Also - re-use where possible, recycle and always think about using your general rubbish bin as little as possible.
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    START AND USE A COMPOST

    If you don’t have one already – ask for a compost!

    You can get a good compost bin at Bunnings or plenty of local hardware stores.

    Once you have a compost, make sure you are composting as much as you can!

    The more compost you make at home, the more you are helping the environment!
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    SHARE WHAT YOU HAVE LEARNED

    Tell everyone you know about the importance of making the right choices at the grocery store, recycling correctly, knowing what you can compost and that if we ALL make small changes together, they will make a BIG IMPACT together.

    Congratulations!

    You've completed all the activities and have learned lots about the environment and how to make better choices, for a better earth.

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