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    Lesson 9

    Safety
    Precautions in
    Disposing
    Waste Materials
    Fruits and Vegetables
    Rubber Slippers Used T-shirt
    peelings

    Plastic bags Old toy made of wood Old toy made of plastic
    Empty boxes of
    balloons
    Plastic bottle of water medicines

    leaves bag of dextrose Disposable diaper


    Broken pieces of glass Soft drinks cans

    Candies wrappers Disposable syringe


    Juice wrappers
    Which of these materials are still
    useful to us?

    Which of the materials are harmful to us?

    How are you going to dispose


    these waste materials?
    Station:__________
    Container 1 Recyclable Container 2
    (Waste materials that Materials (Waste materials that
    decay) do not decay)
    1. What are the waste materials
    commonly found in your station?

    2. How did you dispose the waste


    materials
    in your respective station?

    3. What did you use in disposing waste


    materials?
    4. Why did you use to those gadgets in
    disposing materials?

    5. What are the safety precautions that


    you must observe in disposing waste
    materials?
    Generalization:
    Waste materials should be properly disposed
    of.
    There are many waste materials found in the
    home, classrooms, and laboratories.
    Here are examples of waste materials.
    Home Offices Classrooms Laboratories
    Tubes/bottle of Packing Empty boxes, Disposable,
    shampoo and materials, cardboard, syringe, razor,
    conditioner, empty cartridge, broken pieces of gloves, needles
    leftover food, empty boxes, glass, old news,
    plastic blades, cutter paper.
    containers soft
    drinks bottles
    non-decaying materials.
    The sharp objects should be placed in a
    cardboard box and close or tape the box and
    mark it as trash.
    Never touch waste materials with your bare
    hands. Use appropriate equipment in sorting
    waste materials to avoid puncture from sharp
    objects or use gloves.
    Recycle non-decaying waste materials such as
    plastics bottles. They can be made into
    decorations and pots.
    Generate income by selling old newspapers,
    cardboard, cartolinas, manila papers, and bond
    papers and other waste materials that are not
    Evaluation:
    1.There are broken pieces of drinking glass
    inside your classroom. How are you going
    to dispose them?
    2.What necessary precaution are you going
    to take in disposing the slice of cake with
    molds?
    3.You want to lessen the waste materials in
    your classroom. One of the waste
    materials is a pile of old newspapers.
    How are you going to dispose old
    newspapers in your classroom?
    Homework:

    Go to your neighborhood and


    ask them,how do they dispose
    their waste materials? Then
    report tomorrow with your
    findings.

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