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This document discusses going green and encourages students to think about how to encourage others to be more environmentally friendly. It suggests creating a Y chart about what going green means, watching a video that teaches how to go green through song, discussing as a think pair share what the world would be like without environmental protection, designing a creative recycling bin to reduce littering, and provides references for further information.
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