Publication on how to use composting as a
focus for science exploration and investigation by high school classes.
1998. Now available online!
A special section for students and teachers using composing in the
classroom. Don't miss the section on “weird
and unusual composting.”
Activities designed to introduce youth to a variety of subjects in
environmental sciences. Now available online!
This 20-minute video is designed to introduce high school students
to the science of composting. 1996. Click
here to order.
Do You Know Where Your Garbage Is?
A 12-minute video for youth which presents options for what we can
do with the garbage that we can't reduce, reuse, or compost. 1992.
Click here
to order.
A 20-minute video for youth which shows how materials are reprocessed
into new products. 1990. Click
here to order.
A guide for those who want to educate youth about composting. The
packet includes a 36-page instructional guide, two posters, and eleven
designs for compost systems. 1996. $3.95.
Recycling: Mining Resources from Trash
A resource packet for educators that shows what's in your trash can,
what's made of recyclable materials, and where it should go. Includes
activities for youth and 5 posters that illustrate waste composition
and the products of recycling: aluminum, paper, glass, and plastic.
1990. 33 pp. and 5 posters. $8.95. Click here
to order.
A series of solid waste lesson plans developed
by CWMI for grades K-12.
Included in this is a listing of youth videos
and publications produced by the Institute and how to order them.
July 2006.
