Examples of littering kids should avoid.

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🌳 What is Littering? Littering means throwing trash in the wrong places, like on the ground, in parks, or in water.
• 🗑️ Why is Littering Bad? It makes places look ugly, hurts animals, and can spread germs.
• 🐢 Examples to Avoid: Throwing wrappers on the street, leaving bottles in the park, and not cleaning up after yourself.
• 🌍 Keeping Earth Clean: Always use trash cans, recycle when you can, and encourage others to do the same.
• 🐾 Protecting Animals: Litter can harm animals if they eat it or get stuck in it.

🧪 Practice Quiz

1. Which of the following is an example of littering?
   1. A. Putting an empty can in a recycling bin.
   2. B. Throwing a candy wrapper on the sidewalk.
   3. C. Holding onto your trash until you find a trash can.
   4. D. Composting food scraps at home.
2. Why is littering harmful to animals?
   1. A. It provides them with food.
   2. B. It keeps them warm in the winter.
   3. C. They can eat it or get trapped in it.
   4. D. It helps them build their nests.
3. What should you do with an empty water bottle after you finish drinking it?
   1. A. Leave it on a park bench.
   2. B. Throw it into a bush.
   3. C. Put it in a recycling bin.
   4. D. Drop it on the ground.
4. Which of the following is NOT a consequence of littering?
   1. A. Making the environment look dirty.
   2. B. Harming wildlife.
   3. C. Creating cleaner air and water.
   4. D. Spreading germs and diseases.
5. If you see someone littering, what should you do?
   1. A. Ignore it and walk away.
   2. B. Yell at them.
   3. C. Politely ask them to pick it up and explain why it’s important.
   4. D. Litter more to make them feel better.
6. Which of these is the best way to prevent littering?
   1. A. Only clean up your trash sometimes.
   2. B. Always find a trash can or recycling bin for your waste.
   3. C. Hope someone else will clean up after you.
   4. D. Pretend you don't see any trash.
7. Leaving food scraps on the ground in a park is an example of:
   1. A. Composting.
   2. B. Feeding the animals.
   3. C. Recycling.
   4. D. Littering.