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Lesson duration is: 150 min

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Which plastic items did you use today?

Give as many examples as possible.

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Plastic is everywhere!

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That is almost 13.500 kilos plastic per second.

About how many large Coca-Cola bottles would that be?

650 bottles per second

5,650 bottles per second

106,250 bottles per second

306,250 bottles per second

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Plastic does not decompose. It breaks down into smaller particles and the problem becomes larger.

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Think about all the plastic that has ever been produced in the whole world. How much of it might have been recycled? Only give the percentage number.

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Recycling everything would be wonderful, but unfortunately this simply does not happen.

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What are the sources of the plastic soup?

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The plastic soup starts in your own hands...

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... or chilling at a festival.

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The sea starts right here.

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Rivers wash it into the ocean.

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The oceans are getting polluted.

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Animals get entangled.

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Animals eat it.

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We eat it.

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Wij eten het op.

What can you do to reduce your plastic consumption?

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REFUSE
REDUCE
RE-USE

REPAIR
RECYCLE

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Ideas for a Plastic Diet

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Let’s do this together!

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Why is recycling still a challenge?

New plastic
is cheaper

Dull work

Sorting is complex

Plastic is often

broken.

There are many sorts of plastics.

Too expensive

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Why is the

plastic soup

a problem?

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How much plastic ends up in de

oceans worldwide every minute?

1 garbage container

6 garbage containers

1 full garbage truck

6 full garbage trucks

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