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    The Reuse Challenge Recycling Sheet

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    This document provides examples of ways for children to reuse items to save energy, money, or reduce waste. It instructs children to mark with an X each time they reuse something and explain what was reused and how it helped. Examples given include making a beach bucket from a detergent container instead of buying one, reusing a glass jar to store toys, turning off lights when briefly leaving a room, and taking showers instead of baths to use less hot water. The overall document encourages reuse activities among children and tracking their reuse efforts.

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    This document provides examples of ways for children to reuse items to save energy, money, or reduce waste. It instructs children to mark with an X each time they reuse something and explain what was reused and how it helped. Examples given include making a beach bucket from a detergent container instead of buying one, reusing a glass jar to store toys, turning off lights when briefly leaving a room, and taking showers instead of baths to use less hot water. The overall document encourages reuse activities among children and tracking their reuse efforts.

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    This document provides examples of ways for children to reuse items to save energy, money, or reduce waste. It instructs children to mark with an X each time they reuse something and explain what was reused and how it helped. Examples given include making a beach bucket from a detergent container instead of buying one, reusing a glass jar to store toys, turning off lights when briefly leaving a room, and taking showers instead of baths to use less hot water. The overall document encourages reuse activities among children and tracking their reuse efforts.

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    The Reuse Challenge Recycling Sheet

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    Loredana Dalaban
    This document provides examples of ways for children to reuse items to save energy, money, or reduce waste. It instructs children to mark with an X each time they reuse something and explain what was reused and how it helped. Examples given include making a beach bucket from a detergent container instead of buying one, reusing a glass jar to store toys, turning off lights when briefly leaving a room, and taking showers instead of baths to use less hot water. The overall document encourages reuse activities among children and tracking their reuse efforts.

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    Reuse challenge

    How many times have I reused?


    Mark with an X every time you reuse something and briefly explain what it was and how it saved energy, money, or waste)

    Example: Made a beach bucket from a clean detergent container instead  Example: Turned off the lights when I left my bedroom, even though I
    of buying one (saved the energy to make a new bucket, and saved money). was only going out for a minute (saved energy and money).

    Example: Washed out a glass jar to store toys in my room (saved the jar Example: Had a shower instead of a bath (saved energy and money
    from going to waste). because I didn’t use so much hot water).

    (Published August 2019)


    © The Scout Association. Registered charity numbers: 306101 (England and Wales) and SC038437 (Scotland)

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