Elementary students turn collected bottle caps into their own creative works
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Elementary students turn collected bottle caps into their own creative works
Jasmine, Writer
Greenpeace hosted the Greenpeace Bottle Cap Night in Ms. Zhu’s classroom for third to fifth grade students on Jan. 30. Participants designed their own crafts with the bottle caps collected from the Bottle Cap Drive back in November. With the interactive activity, students combined the arts with the importance of recycling and reusing materials.