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You can reduce paper if 

you write on both 

sides.   You can also 

use the backs of old 

papers to draw.

Refill disposable water bottles 

again.   You can use them for a 

bank.   You can make a shaker 

out of one.   You can also use 

them for crafts.    

You should use only five pieces 

of toilet paper each time you 

go to the bathroom to reduce 

the amount of waste, and 

reduce the amount factories 

make. Look for toilet paper 

made from recycled paper. 

Use reusable water bottles 

instead of plastic water bottles 

to reduce trash.   Don't use the 

one on the left, use the one on 

the right!

You can use cloth towels 

instead of using paper 

towels so we use less 

paper.   That can save 

trees too.

You can reuse tinfoil of it did 

not get dirty.   Reuse it the next 

time you bake, or make a cat 

toy, or make a tinfoil hat.   You 

can also make crafts.

We can reduce how 

much electricity we use 

by turning off the lights 

when we leave the 

classroom.

You can wash Ziploc 

bags and reuse them.  

It reduces a lot of 

trash.

Use an artificial Christmas 

tree instead of a real tree.  

It will save many trees, 

which will give us fresh air!

Wipe your feet on the 

way in from recess.   The 

custodians won't need 

to use as much 

electricity to clean the 

halls.

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Reduce what is made in factories 

by buying things at yard sales, not 

in stores!!   Things like toys, clothes 

and sports equipment can be used 

by many different people.  

Try to close the door 

quickly when you come 

into school or after 

recess so the heat and 

air conditioning stay in 

the building.

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