Explore the amazing world of recycling for kids with our range of fun experiments, free games, crazy facts, cool projects, interesting videos, quizzes and more!
Learn why we recycle, where it happens, how it happens, what materials are easiest to recycle, how much energy it can save and much more. As well as activities for children, there are also lesson plans and worksheets for teachers, ideas for parents and a whole host of free teaching resources for anyone interested in the topic of recycling and learning about science online. | | Sponsored Links |
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Enjoy some cool science experiments using recycled items and material from around your home. Design a parachute and use lemon juice to make invisible ink. | Make a Parachute Use a recycled plastic bag or material to help design and create a parachute that will slowly fall to the ground. | | Invisible Ink As well as making a nice drink, lemon juice is great for making invisible ink. Write secret messages and pretend you're a secret agent. |
| | ![Recycling games for kids](images/template images/subjectheadings/subjectgames370b.jpg) Enjoy learning about recycling with this awesome game that challenges you to sort a range of recyclable items as fast as you can. | Recycling Game for Kids Test your reflexes and recycling skills with this fun game for kids. Sort recycling, compost and trash items as fast as you can, earn points, upgrade your bins and complete the levels! |
| Take a look at these great videos related to recycling. Understand the basics of global warming and learn some excellent tips for saving energy and recycling plastic bottles. | Recycling Plastic Bottles Make a contribution to the recycling cause and have fun turning simple plastic bottles into bird feeders, rain gauges and more. | | Energy Saving Tips This energy conservation video will teach you some good energy saving habits that will also help your family save money. | | Global Warming Basics Learn about climate change issues, the greenhouse effect, carbon dioxide, fossil fuels and other topics related to global warming. |
| | ![Recycling quizzes for kids](images/template images/subjectheadings/subjectquizzes370b.jpg) Challenge your science knowledge by trying our nature quiz or test your recycling vocabulary with our fun recycling word scramble for kids. ![Nature quiz](images/pictures/nature96/globalvegetation.jpg) | Nature Quiz Answer questions related to recycling, animals and other nature topics. | ![Recycling word scramble](images/facts/letter96.jpg) | |
| Check out these fun recycling and nature facts for kids and learn more about looking after our environment by recycling plastic, paper, glass, aluminum and other materials. | Recycling Facts Did you know that powerful magnets are used to sort different types of metals? Find out more interesting information with our recycling facts. | | Nature Facts Recycling is a great way to help look after nature. Learn some cool facts about animals, plants and the Earth we live on. |
| | ![Recycling images, pictures and photos for kids](images/template images/subjectheadings/subjectimages370b.jpg) Check out our range of free pictures, photos and illustrations related to recycling. Find interesting images of recycled cans, recycling logos, glass recycling bins and more. | Enjoy a range of handy ideas for classroom activities related to recycling. Create things from recycled materials, make posters or try a fun word search. | Recycling Lesson Plan Learn the basics of recycling before enjoying fun activities such as designing new products from ice cream sticks, making origami and more. | | Recycling Word Search How quickly can you find words related to recycling? Find out with this printable recycling word search for kids. |
| | ![Recycling projects for kids](images/template images/subjectheadings/subjectprojects370b.jpg) Instead of throwing away all those unused materials you can have some fun with them by using them in your own project. Give it a try and see what you can come up with. ![Make a robot project](images/experiments/robot120.jpg) | Make a Robot Have fun making a robot out of everyday household items such as boxes, ice cream containers, straws, tin foil, newspaper and old clothing. |
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