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    The document discusses various arts and craft projects using recycled materials that promote environmental sustainability. It proposes using plastic containers for floating solar panels, street lights, and waste disposal. It also suggests using paper for two-sided printing, electronic instructional materials, and paper bags. Additionally, it mentions using glass bottles for drinking water, condiments, and terrariums. Coconut shells are proposed for cooking fuel, food plates, and a traditional Philippine dance. Finally, fabric scraps are recommended for pot holders, bulletin boards, and clothing. The projects provide environmentally-friendly uses for common waste materials.

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    The document discusses various arts and craft projects using recycled materials that promote environmental sustainability. It proposes using plastic containers for floating solar panels, street lights, and waste disposal. It also suggests using paper for two-sided printing, electronic instructional materials, and paper bags. Additionally, it mentions using glass bottles for drinking water, condiments, and terrariums. Coconut shells are proposed for cooking fuel, food plates, and a traditional Philippine dance. Finally, fabric scraps are recommended for pot holders, bulletin boards, and clothing. The projects provide environmentally-friendly uses for common waste materials.

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    The document discusses various arts and craft projects using recycled materials that promote environmental sustainability. It proposes using plastic containers for floating solar panels, street lights, and waste disposal. It also suggests using paper for two-sided printing, electronic instructional materials, and paper bags. Additionally, it mentions using glass bottles for drinking water, condiments, and terrariums. Coconut shells are proposed for cooking fuel, food plates, and a traditional Philippine dance. Finally, fabric scraps are recommended for pot holders, bulletin boards, and clothing. The projects provide environmentally-friendly uses for common waste materials.

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    De Guzman, Jerusalem D.

    ACTIVITY 3
    COLLEGE OF TEACHER EDUCATION
    MASTER OF ARTS IN EDUCATION
    THE204: ARTS AND CRAFTS

    MATERIALS ARTICLES
    1. Floating Solar Panels on Laguna Lake using Plastic Containers

    Plastic Container 2. Alternative Steet Lights solution with Plastic Containers

    3. Plastic Container Waste Disposal: Remedy for School’s Waste Management

    1. 2-Sides Paper Printing: Helps Save the Environment

    Paper 2. Paperless Instructional Materials Promotes 21st Century Skills

    3. Paper-bags – An alternative solution for Plastic bags

    1. Re-usable Glass Bottles for Drinking Water: Key to Eliminate Plastic Bottles

    Glass Bottle 2. Glass Bottles as Condiments Container – An Initiative of DJIHS Canteen for Recycling

    3. Terrarium: Mini Garden in a Glass Bottle

    1. Coconut Shells as an Alternative Cooking Fuel: Solution for LPG Price Hikes

    Coconut Shell 2. Food Plates using Coconut Shells: Eco-Friendly Material that Promotes Tourism in the Philippines

    3. Maglalatik – Contemporary Filipino Dance Using Coconut Shells

    1. Pot Holders using Fabric Scraps

    Fabric Scrap 2. Bulletin Board Design with Fabric Scraps: A recycling initiative of DJHIS Senior High School

    3. Modern Garments from Fabric Scraps: An upcycling Ingenuity of DJIHS Senior High School

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