Trash stickers represent different types of recyclable and non-recyclable items. Winning team members at each station receive two random trash stickers, while those who don’t win receive one.
This is an initiative aimed at promoting environmental awareness through small actions, consisting of the four R's:
ReGuardian wants to guide students how to differentiate through fun extracurricular activities.
Science has indeed proven that learning through extracurricular activities is easier to understand and remember compared to traditional learning methods
Assembling a Team of Five members
Each Team will be assigned random type of Recycle Bin
Compete with other team in 5 Game Activites (Winner: 2 stickers
Loser: 1 sticker)
Sorting collected trash to correct Recycle Bin. Correct: Gain 1 point.
Incorrect: Lose 2 points.
(Each team can change their trash to other team or with organizer)
Burnable Trash such as:
Paper, cardbox, ... will be sorted here
Recyclable Trash such as:
Bottle, can, ... will be sorted here
Remaining Trash that cannot sort in other Recycle Bin will be sorted here.
Trash stickers represent different types of recyclable and non-recyclable items. Winning team members at each station receive two random trash stickers, while those who don’t win receive one.
Yes, teams can trade stickers amongst themselves or with the organizer. The trading cost with the organizer is two stickers in exchange for one specific trash sticker of their choice.
Teams are encouraged to trade incorrect stickers either with other teams or the organizer to avoid point deductions for misplacement.
Focus on accurate sorting and strategic trading to optimize the stickers you have, ensuring they match the trash in your bins.