1. What are three big topics you can explore from this site?
Answer: The 10c scheme, how plastic is made, and recycling plastic.
Try our touch-friendly sorting game and drag each item into the correct bin: recycling, organics, or waste.
This site helps students learn what happens to cans and bottles after we recycle them. Click a topic below to see a large infographic and read extra information written in a simple, friendly way for years 3 and 4.
Some pages show where materials come from. Others show how old containers are turned into brand-new things. Pick one and explore.
See how one drink can travel from your hand to the recycling bin and back into something useful.
Learn how metal is found, shaped into cans, filled with drinks, and recycled again.
Discover how science changes natural materials into tiny pellets that can become everyday objects.
Watch recycled plastic get heated, stretched, and blown into a brand-new bottle shape.
This version explains the same big idea with bright, simple steps that are easy to follow.
Learn which items belong in the recycling bin and which ones should stay out to avoid making a mess.
Follow a simple four-step guide that shows how oil becomes pellets and then useful plastic objects.
Walk through a five-part timeline that shows plastic being cleaned, made into pellets, packed, and used.
Find out why cans can come back again and again when we recycle them the right way.
See bottles get sorted, chopped, melted, and shaped into playground gear, clothes, and more.
Explore how container refunds help the planet, reduce rubbish, and put a little money back in your pocket.
See how returning 10c cans and bottles can help schools earn money for playground gear, sports equipment, and more.
Find out how 10c containers can help schools raise money, protect the planet, and build great teamwork habits.
Explore three big ways 10c recycling can help the planet, the school, and teamwork in the community.
See how collecting cans and bottles can help the Earth, raise money for school, and bring everyone together.
See what can be recycled at school and why students can make a big difference by recycling every day.
Answer: The 10c scheme, how plastic is made, and recycling plastic.
Answer: Look at a large infographic and read simple supporting information.
Answer: It helps reuse materials, reduce waste, and care for the Earth.