G6 Proper Waste Management2.pptx

1. Proper Waste Management

3. Name things that can be
recycled.
Why do we need to recycle
things?

4. Review
Group Activity
Each group has jumbled words that they should
arrange as fast as they could. The first group
who will do it correctly wins

6. Types of Waste
Plastic waste
Solid waste
Liquid waste
Organic waste

7. How can we lessen the
wastes or garbage in our
home? In our school? In our
community?

8. What are the practices
that you do?
The practices that we always do
especially in our school we segregate our
trash Using the 3r’s Reduce, Reuse,
Recycle.

9. Lesson Proper

12. What are the connection of picture A and
picture B?

14. The connection between picture A and picture B
are the following:
 Plastic trash in plastic bins
 Glass wastes will be put in bins for glasses.
 Paper garbage will be put in paper bins.
 Computer waste will be put in bins for e-wastes.
 Metal waste will be put in metal bins.
 And leftover food will be put in leftover bins.

15. What can you say about the phrase “May
Pera sa Basura”?

16. Group Activity
Group 1 Picture Puzzle
Group 2 Sequencing the proper waste disposal
Group 3 spot the difference
Group 4 word search
You will have 5 mins to work your activity

17. Before you start your group activity
What are the standards to be followed during
group activity?

18. STANDARDS TO BE FOLLOWED DURING GROUP
ACTIVITY
1. Get along with your groupmates
2. Respect others opinion, listen to every one
3. Minimize your voice do not shout.
4. Actively participate with your group be
cooperative.

19. Activity Proper

20. what are the three R’s?
R’s means Reduce , Reuse and Recycle

21. Reduce- to make (something) smaller or
lesser in amount
Examples: purchasing items with less
packaging, minimizing food waste by planning
every meal, buying things that you only need.

22. Reuse – to use (something) again.
Examples: carrying eco-friendly bags when
buying product, using reusable tumblers and
food containers

23. Recycle- to make (something) from things that
have been used before.
Examples: using food waste as plant fertilizer (composting),
recycling high grade paper into low-grade paper (news-print), using
tires/PET bottles as plant pots

24. Biodegradable- capable of being decomposed
by bacteria or living organism.
Examples Biodegradable Animal and human wastes
(manure), dry leaves/twigs, spoiled food, dead animals
etc.

25. Non-biodegradable – type of waste that can’t
be broken down into its base compound
Examples Non-biodegradable Radioactive material, metal,
rubber, needles, electronic parts etc.

27. What do you do to make your home, school,
and community clean?
Clean our surrounding and
maintain its cleanliness
segregate the garbage

28. Why do we need to implement proper
wastes disposal?
To prevent disease
To preserve our environment.

29. Describe the proper ways of disposal?
The proper Waste management (or waste disposal) are
the activities and actions required to manage waste from
its inception to its final disposal. This includes the
collection, transport, treatment and disposal of waste,
together with monitoring and regulation of the waste
management process.

30. What are the benefits of practicing proper
waste disposal?
 Keeps the environment clean and fresh
 Saves the Earth and conserves energy
 Reduces environmental pollution
 Waste management will help you earn money
 Creates employment

31. The benefits of proper waste disposal in our health are
 Clean air
 No pest rodents
 Clean environment
 Prevent sickness
What are the benefits of proper waste
disposal in our health?

32. Evaluation:
Write T if the statement is true and F if the
statement is false.
1.__ We can recycle the glass bottles and jars.
2.__ Plastics can be reduced if we use it properly.
3.__ Spoiled foods can be used as fertilizer.
4.__ Junked papers like newspapers are not
recyclable.
5.__ Old clothes can be used as a new one

33. Draw an ideal trash cans for proper
waste disposal
Assignment