Wet waste and dry waste · गीला और सूखा कचरा
Green bin or blue bin? Sort the waste the right way.
Wet waste and dry waste games
Two bins at home
| 🟢 Wet waste (green bin) | 🔵 Dry waste (blue bin) |
|---|---|
| Vegetable and fruit peels, leftover food, tea leaves, egg shells, garden leaves — they rot and can become compost. | Plastic, paper, cardboard, glass, metal cans, old clothes — keep them clean and dry so they can be recycled. |
Many cities use green bins for wet waste and blue bins for dry waste — check your local rule. Things like batteries, medicines and broken bulbs are hazardous and need special collection.
Goes with NCERT Our Wondrous World 3 (waste) and Swachh Bharat lessons.
A one-page chart to stick on the wall, and a worksheet to practise.
Wet waste and dry waste
Wet (green bin): peels, leftover food, tea leaves, egg shells.
Dry (blue bin): plastic, paper, glass, cans, cloth.
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Wet and dry waste — worksheet
Name: ____________________ Class: ______ Date: __________
1. Write W (wet) or D (dry): banana peel ___ newspaper ___ plastic bottle ___ leftover rice ___
2. What can wet waste be turned into? ______________
3. Name 3 things you can recycle: ______________________
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