Kids are you ready to get into Recycle-Motion? This is where it all happens! Take a look at the cool recycled crafts, web-sites, and activities you can be a part of. Before you know it you'll be doing the Recycle-Motion.
Congratulations to the winners of this year’s Earth Day Poster Contest! Click on each name to see their great poster. 1st place (5-7yr) Laney Soulliere 2nd place (5-7yr) Erika Collier 3rd place (5-7yr) Christya Haddad 1st place (8-10yr) Elizabeth Klein…
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April 22 is Earth Day, the culmination of hundreds of activities and events around the nation created to draw attention to the importance of protecting our earth through awareness and appreciation of the environment….
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Kids! Enter the 2011 MMWA Recycle for Earth’s Sake Poster Contest You know it is important to recycle – can you express it in a poster? Enter MMWA’s annual Recycler for Earth’s Sake Poster Contest. There are 3 age groups…
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MMWA teamed up with member communities, Village of Chesaning and Chesaning Township to motivate residents to get into Recycle-Motion. With a $500 savings bond up for grabs from the Village and Township, Chesaning High School students were encouraged to enter a recycling video contest. Congratulations to Sophomores, Alec Vondrasek and Anthony McCall on their winning video entry….
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2010 Earth Day Poster Contest Winners Age Group 5-7 1st Place Cameryn Nolish Age 7 Grade 2 Mrs. Kahl Hemmeter Elementary School 2nd Place Keeley Snell Age 7 Grade 2 Lindow List Elementary – Frankenmuth 3rd Place Madison Del Valle…
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Rip is MMWA's recycle mascot. He is excited to share important information, fun activities and great websites with you about recycling. You'll spot him hanging around on the kid's pages, on banners at local events and in October you might even see him on billboards around town. See where you can spot him.
Checkout his downloadable recycling coloring book! Enjoy filling the pages with color. Share your colored pages with friends, family members, teachers or anyone that you want to remind about the importance of recycling. Just remember to recycle them when you are done with them.
