Environmentalists taught Yelabuga preschoolers to take care of nature
An environmental lesson on separate garbage collection was held in kindergarten No. 1 in Yelabuga. The lesson for the pupils was conducted by inspectors of the Kama Department.
During the lesson, young conservationists got acquainted with the basic rules of waste management. Environmentalists told the children why it is so important to take care of the environment and how proper garbage sorting helps preserve nature.
The guys learned that plastic bottles, paper and tin cans can get a second life if they are not thrown away with the general garbage. At the end of the lesson, they themselves learned how to sort waste into fractions: glass, metal, paper and plastic.
Such eco-lessons play a key role in shaping the ecological culture of the younger generation, educating children to be responsible for the cleanliness and well-being of their small homeland.