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Students Years P-3

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HEY STUDENTS! 

Welcome to Waste World!

I'm Mayor Matilda, and I need your help! ​​

Robo-Ned Jelly, our town’s recycling robot, has gone rogue! He's throwing all our waste into landfill! But we know that waste is valuable because it can be recycled or used again!

Your Mission: Help the crew and I show Robo-Ned how to sort waste the right way! 

Use the games and activities below to learn how. 

Ready to help? Let's show Robo-Ned that we are GOOD TO GO!

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Learn About Waste

with Gerald the Jumbuck 

Got a question about waste? I have the answers! Tap or click on a question below to learn more.

Waste is anything we've finished using.

 

Waste is valuable because it can be used again or turned into something else. 

What is waste?

GO stands for Garden Organics, so 'GO waste' means waste from your garden.

It's things like grass, leaves, small branches and weeds.

 

Garden waste should only go in the green-lid GO bin.

What is

GO Waste?

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Recycling is the process of turning old things into new things.

Recycling is important because it saves precious natural resources like trees and water that we take from the environment to use. It also saves energy and keeps waste out of landfill.

Why is recycling important?

You can help by putting your waste in the right bin at home and school! 

 

The yellow-lid bin is for recycling paper, cardboard, glass, cans and plastic.

 

The green-lid GO bin is for garden waste like leaves and sticks.

 

The red-lid bin is for general waste like plastic bags and wrappers.

What YOU can do!

Digital Games

Play the games below with your class or friends and family for an exciting way to learn more about recycling and sustainability!

WORD UP!

A vocabulary Language Arts activity where you fill in the blanks using letters to spell words from this program.

 QUIZZER

A fast-paced quiz where you race against the clock to answer questions from the program.

FRIENDLY FEUD

Classroom trivia game based around the content in the program that can be played one-on-one or team versus team. Highest score wins!

Words to Know

Remember these words from Showdown at Waste World? Review them all below and test your friends!

Interactive Ebook

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Showdown at Waste World

Welcome, Deputy! 

Get ready for an exciting adventure in Waste World! Join Matilda and her friends as you learn about recycling, composting and where waste belongs. Along the way, you will play interactive games and help stop Robo-Ned Jelly from sending useful waste to landfill. 

In Year P-2? Sit down with your Teacher and your class and read this exciting Ebook together!

In Year 3? Sit down with your Teacher and your class and read this exciting Ebook together, or read this Ebook on your own. 

Student Resources

Below you can find student resources to download and use in class or at home!

STUDENT WORKBOOK

This downloadable PDF features colourful characters, entertaining stories and activities. Read on your own, with your class or with friends and family.

POSTER

This downloadable PDF features the main points of the show which you can hang in your bedroom or on the fridge at home as a GO to reminder.

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STUDENT WORKSHEET 1 - GERALD'S WORDFINDER

This downloadable worksheet features a fun activity you can do in class or at home!

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STUDENT WORKSHEET 2 - BARRY REEF'S SCRAMBLE

This downloadable worksheet features a fun activity you can do in class or at home!

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MINDFUL COLOURING

Download and explore the meaning of this First Nations artwork with your parent or teacher, then colour it in! 

Contact Us

Phone: 1300 652 470

Email: ipswich@project-go.com.au

Quick Links

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Project GO and the Ipswich City Council respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Owners, the Jagera, Yuggera and Ugarapul peoples of the Yugara/Yagara Language Group, as custodians of the land and waters we share. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging, as the keepers of the traditions, customs, cultures and stories of proud peoples.

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