campaña de reciclaje de latas noviembre 2012

DEPARTAMENTO DE EDUCACION CONTINUA


•Use ONLY SODA CANS, absolutely no alcoholic beverage

containers.

•All cans used must be clean, free of soda remains or dirt.

•Sculptures will be judged based on creativity, aesthetics

(does it look nice?) and originality.

•Sculptures may be abstract or realistic, but non-offensive.

•All parts of the sculpture must be securely attached.

Silicone Glue, tape, string, wire, and thread are permitted.

•DO NOT PAINT the sculpture. Painted recyclables cannot

be properly recycled after the competition.

•Cans can be cut or crush in order to make your sculpture.


•Besides the sculpture your group must bring certain

amount of cans.

•All sculptures must have a title. Be creative. Use

adjectives to describe in your title.

•All sculptures must have the following information on

a card attached to the sculpture. Please do this neatly

because this is what the judges see.

Sculpture title: __________________________________________

Level: _____________________________ Group: _________

Teacher’s name: ______________________________________

WE WILL BE KEEPING THE SCULPTURES ON DISPLAY FOR 2 WEEKS TO ALLOW MORE PEOPLE TO VIEW THEM.


•Empty items, rinse and dry.

•Crush them and save them

in a plastic bag.

•Write your name on a sheet of paper and

paste on it.

Although most aluminum cans are clearly marked, they can be

verified with a magnet. Magnets don’t stick to aluminum, according

to Louisiana's Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ).


Store items in a dry location where they will

not be subject to food contamination,

which can make items ineligible for

recycling and may also attract insects and

other pests.

Flatten cans to save storage space.

Collect all the cans you can and bring them

to participate in the Recycling Campaign.


Dr. Socorro Guajardo González Lic. Mónica Denise Molina Estrada

Director Coordinadora del Depto. Educación Continua

campaña de reciclaje de latas noviembre 2012

Education