Let’s go step by step to match each item to the correct recycling bin.
We have three bins:
- PAPER
- PLASTIC & GLASS
- ALUMINUM
And we have six items to sort:
1. A jar (looks like a glass jar)
2. A soda can (metal, usually aluminum)
3. A cardboard box (made of paper)
4. A pie tin (shiny metal — hint says aluminum items are silver/shiny and can be crushed)
5. A newspaper (clearly paper)
6. A plastic bottle (labeled “WATER”, made of plastic)
Now let’s match them one by one:
→ The
glass jar → goes in
PLASTIC & GLASS bin
→ The
soda can → is aluminum → goes in
ALUMINUM bin
→ The
cardboard box → made of paper → goes in
PAPER bin
→ The
pie tin → shiny metal, crushable → aluminum → goes in
ALUMINUM bin
→ The
newspaper → paper → goes in
PAPER bin
→ The
plastic water bottle → plastic → goes in
PLASTIC & GLASS bin
Let’s double-check:
PAPER bin should have: cardboard box, newspaper
✔
PLASTIC & GLASS bin should have: glass jar, plastic bottle
✔
ALUMINUM bin should have: soda can, pie tin
✔
Everything matches correctly!
Final Answer:
- Glass jar → PLASTIC & GLASS
- Soda can → ALUMINUM
- Cardboard box → PAPER
- Pie tin → ALUMINUM
- Newspaper → PAPER
- Plastic bottle → PLASTIC & GLASS
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of recycling worksheet.