1. Today’s Agenda 1) Jason and Anthony’s ppt 2) ESPN 3) Plastics pg 74. Draw example of that plastic plus what happens to it in ocean STAMP 4) Collage or missing work STAMP

2. Do you need to take summer school? Pick up pink paper during 4SR Pick up passport On pg 71 1)Where do you think plastics come from? 2)List three things made of plastic? 3) When are grades due? 4) What is your grade in here?

3. AGENDA 1.Warm Up pg 71 2.Plastic Inventory Worksheet STAMP 3. Plastics 1-6 notes on pg 72 4. Plastics Scavenger Hunt pg 72 STAMP Addicted to Plastic Video Notes pg 73 STAMP 5. Plastics Collage or missing work STAMP

4. Plastic Inventory Worksheet Make a list with your groups of everything you can think of that is made from plastic from kitchen, bathroom, classroom, and sports equipment STAMP

5. Plastics 1-6 Notes + Scavenger Hunt pg 72 There are 6 types of plastics (1) PET, (2) HDPE, (3) PVC, (4) LDPE, (5) PP, (6) PS. Take notes on plastics 1-6 Yell checkpoint Go on plastic scavenger hunt Put item name and letter in box STAMP

7. Video Notes pg 73 Addicted to plastics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s78TqsF- L4c

8. Plastic Collage Using your plastic inventory and what you learned from Addicted to Plastic, you will make a Plastic Collage. You will work in pairs and assemble a collage on a blank sheet of white paper of all the things you can find that is made from plastic. On a separate sheet of paper, categorize the plastics from your collage into categories. For example, you could have an electronics category, a food category, a clothing category, etc. This is due by the end of the period today.

9. Don't just throw away your water bottles...you can make beautiful and colorful bracelets with them. Just cut a ring from the plastic bottle...about 1.25" thick. Then cut out tissue paper strips with many different colors to choose from. Then glue and wrap plastic bottle ring. Wrap it until you think it looks beautiful and at the minimum cover the entire ring. Then get some clear glue and cover the bracelet completely. Let thoroughly dry and then do this again and again until the bracelet dries and looks shiny.