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Used aluminum cans, glass bottles, and newspapers can be recycled and turned into new materials. Aluminum cans can be recycled into new cans. Glass bottles can be recycled into new bottles and jars. Newspapers can be recycled into new paper.
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Recycling
- 5. NOW YOU!
- 6. ______________ cans CAN BE TURNED INTOCAN BE TURNED INTO _______________ cans.
- 7. UsedUsed cans CAN BE TURNED INTOCAN BE TURNED INTO newnew cans.
- 8. Used _______ bottles CAN BE TURNED INTOCAN BE TURNED INTO _____ bottles and jars.
- 9. Used glassglass bottles CAN BE TURNED INTOCAN BE TURNED INTO newnew bottles and jars.
- 10. _______ newspapers CAN BE TURNED INTOCAN BE TURNED INTO _____ paper.
- 11. OldOld newspapers CAN BE TURNED INTOCAN BE TURNED INTO newnew paper.