The document discusses refusing purchases and reusing waste materials creatively. It describes projects at a home called "Home in Paradise" that reused wall partitions, boxes, paper, plants and kitchen waste instead of new purchases. The document asks if the efforts to refuse purchases and reuse waste are worth it in terms of physical, mental growth and rewards. It encourages the reader to pledge to refuse purchases forever and stay connected on Facebook pages about the home and education.

1. Which one first?
2015 Sharing by
Ling Siew Woei
Samuel Ong Zhi Ming
Daniel Ong Zhi En
For Ecoschools by WWF, 2015

4. Which one would you pick?

5. Have you
ever think of
refuse?

11. Our house: Home in Paradise @ Kajang
Refuse new purchase,
Through creative Reused, Recycled, Recontextualised, and Repurposed of
waste available around us.

12. Totally refuse

16. rom empty wall partition to

18. Refuse purchase for food

29. Refuse purchase for gardening

34. For learning with fun!

35. We created
many visuals
using
recycled
papers

38. Learning with
fun using
boxes or
cardboard

43. Learning with fun
using plants,
leaves and
flowers
“We call this playing with nature”
with Cambodian girls

48. Refuse the
purchase of
fertilizer
using
kitchen
waste as
compost

49. @ Genting Highland

55. Waste management impact:
Is it worth the efforts?

57. In terms of physical and
mentally growth
Is it worth the efforts?

61. In terms of rewards:
Is it worth the efforts?

69. Make a pledge to Refuse purchase together
“Refuse, never once but forever”

70. Stay connected with us
https://www.facebook.com/
woeihomeinparadise
https://www.facebook.com/
pages/Ways-in-
Education/703851922993337