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Materials for the artsRecycling Paper PapermakingTeacher: Eileen Lew Title of Lesson Plan: Recycling Paper Grade: 2 Subject Area: Science Standards: RI.1, SL.1, SL.2, SL.3 Learning Objectives: The

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1. Start by gathering your recyclable paper materials such as newspapers, magazines, office paper, and cardboard.
2. Sort the paper materials based on their type and quality. Remove any non-paper items like plastic or metal.
3. Shred the paper into small pieces to facilitate the paper-making process.
4. Soak the shredded paper in water for several hours or overnight to soften the fibers.
5. Prepare a paper-making solution by blending the soaked paper with water in a blender or by using a commercial paper-making solution.
6. Pour the paper-making solution into a shallow tray or basin.
7. Dip a paper-making mold and deckle into the solution, ensuring the mold is submerged completely.
8. Lift the mold out of the solution and let the excess water drain off.
9. Place the mold on a flat surface and gently shake it to evenly distribute the paper fibers.
10. Remove the deckle from the mold, leaving the wet paper sheet on the mold's screen.
11. Press the wet paper sheet with a cloth or sponge to remove excess water.
12. Carefully transfer the wet paper sheet from the mold onto a drying screen or surface.
13. Repeat the process with the remaining paper-making solution and molds until you have utilized all the soaked paper.
14. Allow the wet paper sheets to air dry completely, which may take a few hours or more, depending on the environment.
15. Once dry, the recycled paper is ready to be used for various purposes like writing, drawing, or crafting.

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1. Artists and crafters: Recycling paper through paper-making provides a sustainable and eco-friendly alternative to purchasing new paper for artistic and crafting projects.
2. Students and educators: Recycling paper can help reduce the demand for new paper and promote environmental awareness among students and educators.
3. Businesses and organizations: Incorporating recycling paper-making into workplace practices can demonstrate a commitment to sustainability and reduce paper waste.
4. Individuals and households: Recycling paper through paper-making is a simple and rewarding way to contribute to environmental conservation by reducing paper consumption and waste.

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Any company or organization involved in the paper-making industry is required to file recycling paper reports.

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