https://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=KiuwzegZG-E
1. Watch the video for the first time.
Complete the missing stages of recycling. You don’t need to provide the exact
wording.
1) Separate out paper items you can recycle
2) ___________________________ beverage cartoons, glass and plastic bottles and jars
and metal objects
3) Go online or make a call in order to _________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
4) __________________________________ Double-bag and throw away
________________________________________________________________________
5) To dispose of appliances that contain CFCs, make an appointment at the government
official site.
6) Go to the site for
__________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________

Remember! With a little effort you help make the Big Apple – the Green Apple!

2. Watch the video for the second time. Cross out the things you don’t include in
your recycling, but rather throw away.
Glossy paper Smooth Plastic-coated
Napkins paper
cardboard
Phone books

Plastic jugs Foil

Yogurt
Plastic bottles Mirrors
containers

Light bulbs Plastic grocery Alkaline

Rechargeable bags batteries
batteries
Laptop
Teacher’s copy

1.
1) Separate out paper items you can recycle
2) Empty and rinse beverage cartoons, glass and plastic bottles and jars and metal objects
3) Go online or make a call in order to find out your assigned recycling date and obtain
recycling decals*
*a design prepared on special paper for durable transfer on to another surface such as glass or
porcelain
4) Keep certain items out of your recycling. Double-bag and throw away light bulbs and
alkaline batteries. Bring rechargeable batteries to a store that sells rechargeable
batteries and return plastic grocery bags to a local supermarket.
5) To dispose of appliances that contain CFCs, make an appointment at the government
official site.
6) Go to the site for more information on recycling and to learn about other New York
City initiatives designed to reduce waste.

Remember! With a little effort you help make the Big Apple – the Green Apple!

2. Watch the video for the second time. Cross out the things you don’t include in
your recycling, but you rather throw away.
Glossy paper Smooth Plastic-coated
Napkins paper
cardboard
Phone books

Plastic jugs Foil

Yogurt
Plastic bottles Mirrors
containers

Light bulbs Plastic grocery Alkaline

Rechargeable bags batteries
batteries
Laptop