Environmental Lesson Plan: CHALLENGES OF RECYCLING FIBERGLASS (Digital and Print)
- Grades
- Grades 7–10, Middle School, High School
- File type
- Preparation
- Print ready
- Subject
- Science, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Environmental Science
- Topic
- environment lesson, recycling lesson
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- Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
- Preparation
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What's inside this resource
In this environmental reading lesson plan, students will explore the challenges of recycling fiberglass and why fiberglass often becomes a toxin substance.
Topics Include:
- What is Fiberglass made of?
- What is fiberglass made of?
- Why is fiberglass bad for the environment?
- How is fiberglass recycled?
- Where to Recycle fiberglass.
Bundle includes file in two formats to ensure all students can complete the lesson no matter what type of device they are working on.
- Digitally fillable PDF
- Printable PDF
- Google Slides Hyperdoc with fillable fields for students
⏳Teaching Time
About 30 minutes
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In the classroom
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Learning objectives
- Explain why fiberglass is hard to recycle and how it can harm the environment and health
- Compare fiberglass recycling methods such as mechanical grinding, pyrolysis and thermal oxidation
Skills covered
- Compare and contrast — weighing different fiberglass recycling methods
- Opinion with support — defending a position using details from the reading
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Core concepts
Core concepts
- Fiberglass
- Recycling
- Pyrolysis
- Thermal oxidation
- Environmental hazards
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