Why do we recycle cans?
Collect a few clean empty containers and sort them: metal in one pile, plastic in another. Then decide where each goes.
What could we make from an old can instead of throwing it away?
Source: U.S. EPA — Recycling
Play, learn and real help for parents
Hands-on activities, fun facts and practical help for parents — made by a special-education teacher.
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Learn through making — every activity builds a real skill.
Three quick questions, and we suggest the right activity.
Fold a paper pencil box with a drawer that slides in and out, then decorate it with your own drawings. Ages 6+.
Watch and make itSmall adventures with sounds, letters and numbers — made by hand, at home.
Collect a few clean empty containers and sort them: metal in one pile, plastic in another. Then decide where each goes.
What could we make from an old can instead of throwing it away?
Source: U.S. EPA — Recycling

For teachersEvery activity lists the skill it builds, plus an easier version for children with learning difficulties or ADHD.
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Founded by Sara Ali Ahmed, an early-childhood and special-education teacher with Montessori training, together with Mohamed Thabet. We create every activity, story and fact ourselves, and test it before we share it with you.
Our story & qualifications →Practical tips from a special-education teacher — everyday parenting, plus support for children with ADHD, autism or learning difficulties.

Picture stories, Busy Book pages and activity sheets for your child, free to download. No account needed.
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