My project looks at how people in the past wasted nothing, reused what they could and used recycling as a necessary way of life.
I learned that people in the old days truly used everything. Even when they had garbage that would seem useless to us, they still found a way to use it.
I have learned that because people in the past used, reused and recycled everything that they possibly could there was no need for the huge waste management facilities and recycling plants we need today. Perhaps if we followed the example of people from years ago,then we would leave our children a cleaner world than we have now.
In my life, recycling is something you do to care for the planet. We reuse some things and recycle what we can. However, in the old days people did this out of necessity. They did not have access to large stores and, with large families to feed and clothe, they did not have the money to buy new stuff all the time. We are in a much more disposable society today.
Great job, Jack!! From your Halifax cousins.
Wow! Such a fantastic video Jack! I didn’t know that you could make soap out of ashes from a wood stove! That’s really cool! I also loved the interview with your neighbour! It was really cool to find out that her father used to bring home nails from when the airport was being built back in the 40s! You did an amazing job! Best of luck to you!
Great job Jack! Good luck!
Excellent message. Good for you!
Great video. We should learn to use and reuse products better to keep the earth clean for the next generation. Good work!
Could you generate a reasoning-based question using the information from the text material about how the practices of the past could impact the current waste management and recycling practices today?
This prompt doesn't seem malicious.