Recycling is when we take old things, like paper, plastic, and glass, and turn them into new things! It's like magic, but it's real! When we recycle, we help keep our planet clean and healthy by using fewer resources. Sorting is a big part of recycling because we need to put the right things in the right bins. This helps the recycling machines do their job properly.
This printable worksheet is designed to help kindergarteners learn about recycling and sorting. It includes activities to teach vocabulary, fill in the blanks, and think critically about recycling.
Match the word with its definition. Draw a line to connect them!
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| Plastic | A place where recyclable items are processed. |
| Recycle | To turn old items into new ones. |
| Paper | A material made from wood pulp, often used for writing or packaging. |
| Recycling Center | A material made from oil, used for bottles and containers. |
| Sort | To organize items into groups. |
Read the sentences and fill in the missing words.
We can ________ old paper, plastic, and glass. When we recycle, we help keep our ________ clean. It's important to ________ our recycling so that we put the right things in the right bins. This helps the ________ machines do their job. Remember to always ask a grown-up for ________ if you are not sure where something goes!
Why is recycling important for our planet? Explain in your own words. Can you think of one thing you can recycle today?
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