Recently, the Siping Road Street Community Public Welfare Foundation and Youban Future organized a community activity of "One Square Meter Exhibition of the Traceless Earth", inviting parent-child families to participate on site, learn environmental protection knowledge from action, practice the concept of environmental protection, and contribute to the earth.
"After picking up garbage, please put it into the garbage bin in an orderly manner according to the rules of garbage classification......" activity kicked off in the NICE2035 alley. Wearing hygienic gloves and carrying garbage bags, the children turned into community "scavengers" one by one, picking up garbage from the ground and public green belts and putting it in the bins. Throwing discarded cans into recyclables and toilet paper and other miscellaneous items in dry bins are already familiar with how to sort garbage.
After being a community "scavenger", parent-child families ushered in a popular science learning session on garbage classification and garbage life cycle. Under the guidance of the on-site teachers, everyone successively marked the correct classification method for the garbage samples found along the street, such as sausage skins, cigarette butts, packaging bags, orange peels, etc., and pasted it on the whiteboard to complete a community street environmental survey map, and work together to analyze the reasons why garbage appears in certain areas. Through an in-depth understanding of the life cycle of waste from production and use to disposal and final disposal, participants gained a deeper understanding of the impact of waste on the environment.
Finally, a collage creation activity with the theme of "Earth in 100 Years" was held on the spot. The participants gave full play to their creativity, using waste newspapers, clay and other materials in the form of collages to create a beautiful imagination of the future earth, showing a clean and tidy earth full of greenery. This not only stimulates the children's awareness of environmental protection, but also encourages them to express their expectations for the future ecology of the earth and people's lives in their creations.
The on-site works of the participants were collected by the staff into the main content of the "Art Creation" area of the one-square-meter exhibition of "Traceless Earth" and exhibited at the Fuxin Road Community Good Neighbor Center. The exhibition hall also set up a "Zero Waste Living Zone" to display the garbage diaries created by environmental experts, provide specific zero waste life change plans, and call on the public to learn to reduce waste in daily life.
The purpose of this activity is to allow families to learn environmental knowledge and skills in practice, and cultivate their teamwork and creativity. At the same time, the event hopes to arouse more people's attention and action on environmental protection, and encourage everyone to start small, as a responsible citizen, everyone takes action and contributes to Mother Earth.
Text: Tang Shunjia
Editor: Zhou Mengzhen
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