Where Do Recyclable Materials Go?

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Follow Bubbles and the recycling truck … to the MURF. The Materials Recovery Facility! Find out how papers, plastics, metals and glass are collected, sorted and baled to be made into new products.
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nAfter their dog Bubbles chases after the recycling truck, Tiana and her family set off on a search to the Materials Recovery Facility, learning about recycling along the way. Exploring the MRF on their adventure, they see how papers, plastics, metals, and glass are collected, sorted, and baled, and then sent to be made into new products.

Weight 5.6 kg
Dimensions 10 × .2 × 8.5 cm
Language

English

Paperback

40 pages

Reading age

5-7 years

Grade level

Kindergarten – 2

Watch the book trailer

For Age 7+

Where Do Recyclable Materials Go? details all the answers and facts about what happens to items we put in recycling bins can be found in this favorite nonfiction picture book by award-winning nonfiction author and illustrator Sabbithry Persad.

Follow Bubbles and the recycling truck … to the MURF. The Materials Recovery Facility! Find out how papers, plastics, metals and glass are collected, sorted and baled to be made into new products.After their dog Bubbles chases after the recycling truck, Tiana and her family set off on a search to the Materials Recovery Facility, learning about recycling along the way. Exploring the MRF on their adventure, they see how papers, plastics, metals, and glass are collected, sorted, and baled, and then sent to be made into new products.

Based on facts about the process of recycling in industrial countries, Where Do Recyclable Materials Go? will help children understand the importance of recycling to save natural resources, as well as how they can take action in their own communities.

In Where Do Recyclable Materials Go?, Tiana shares with her class what she learned about recycling while trying to catch her dog Bubbles, who ran after the recycling truck.

Illustrations by William Kimber

William Kimber grew up in the countryside of southern Ontario and has always enjoyed drawing and painting. For more than 40 years he has been a freelance illustrator working and living in Toronto. Almost all of his illustrations have been for young people. Kimber’s illustration credits include Victor’s Pink Pyjamas, Tommy’s Angel, The Bones & Skeleton Game BookButterfly Bangles and Ladybug Beads (Make Your Own Jewelry Set), and Soap Science: A Science Book Bubbling With 36 Experiments.

Read the reviews:

“An educational resource for parents and teachers alike, the book will educate and entertain while also encouraging children to participate in all aspects of the recycling cycle.” —Foreword Reviews

“Through clear and colorful diagrams, charts, and illustrations and a catchy narrative with humorous asides, the story of why, when, where, how, and what to recycle is told in full. … It is a fun, educational series dedicated to the goal of the “greening” of the planet.” The Midwest Book Review

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Sabbithry Persad is a writer who tackles issues we face in the global community. Persad’s latest book What Is Coronavirus? How It Infects, How It Spreads, and How to Stay Safe (ages 12 and up) answers questions and concerns about the coronavirus and offers public health support by explaining SARS-CoV-2, the diseases it causes, and the steps to keep people safe and curb the spread. Readers also learn about past pandemics and how they ended, offering an optimistic outlook for the future. Persad acted—personally—as the project manager for the development of What Is Coronavirus? with passion and unique energy, a tour-de-force of leadership.

Hardback Size: 8in. x 10in.
Printed in the USA
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