Recycling Bins
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In this presentation you can see how my students made handmade recycling bins out of old cartons. It was accomplish within the eTwinning Project "Learning to live like global citizens"
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- 17. In the box on the top we will put bottles’ caps. When we have many we will exchange them with a wheel chair
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- 20. Our bins have gaps from which we can throw our rubbish in