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The local primary school eco project was called "Ecology in our Life". The main activity was recycling different materials like glass, plastic, paper, wood and aluminum. Students made bins to collect items and then crafted recycled objects like flowers, fish, plates, bottles, robots and jewelry. They also told fairy tales about recycling, planted trees, interviewed elders about traditional ecological practices, and made an animation film about recycling. To conclude the project, they held an ecological bazaar and exhibition of their recycled crafts.
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