The final activity of the class will act as a summative assessment. Students will be given the opportunity to design a poster to educate their peers on the importance and benefits of recycling and composting. The students will be asked to include the basics of recycling and composting along with one or two strategies their…
This fun and interactive Kahoot will act as a quiz (click photo to access it) to assess what you’ve learned after our recycling and composting lesson. Once we finish the lesson, you’ll play the Kahoot and answer questions about what goes in each bin, how compost works, and why sorting waste is important. Your score…
Welcome to our recycling and composting slideshow! In this presentation, you’ll learn how to sort your waste, what goes in each bin, and how small choices can make a big difference for our planet. Let’s get started and become recycling heroes! References Composting at home. City of Richmond. (2025, April 3). https://www.richmond.ca/services/recycling- garbage/foodyardwaste/Composting.htmEnvironmental Protection Agency….
Assessment in this lesson is designed to check understanding at several points, not just at the end, so we can respond to what students actually know and adjust as needed. Formative assessment happens throughout the first half of the lesson. The opening sorting game works as an informal diagnostic: as students place items into garbage,…