Books with title Recycling!

This work is part of a series which explains the environmental problems which result from the manufacture and disposal of everyday items made of glass, paper, metal and plastics, and looks at the ways in which recycling rubbish can reduce these problems. An activity section is included.

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Part of a series designed to make children more aware of the effect of their behaviour on the physical environment.

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Explains the environmental problems that result from the manufacture and disposal of everyday items made of metal and shows how the recycling of these objects can reduce these threats.

Discusses how various waste materials are recycled and proposes ways for children to act more responsibly toward the environment

When his dad moves out of state in an attempt to find a new job, George decides to stay with his very rich friend and soon is enveloped in his fancy new lifestyle, yet despite the many benefits, young George knows that there is something very important missing from his world that money can't buy. Reprint.

Lots of kids think about running away from home. But George Honiker's home runs away from him when his sister and brother-in-law move out of the trailer park while he's at school. But for quick-witted, resourceful, and upwardly mobile George, it's the chance of a lifetime when he bunks in with the richest kid in town.

When his dad moves out of state in an attempt to find a new job, George decides to stay with his very rich friend and soon is enveloped in his fancy new lifestyle, yet despite the many benefits, young George knows that there is something very important missing from his world that money can't buy.

People Who Help Us is a series of books explaining the roles of different people who help us everyday in the community. Each book is based on a real person and follows them through a typical day at work—what they do, why, and what people they encounter.

Considers the problem of refuse disposal and the importance of salvaging minerals and other useful substances from waste products.