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LET’S KEEP OUR SURROUNDINGS CLEAN


                                              Background
                                                                                           Objective
                                              It is often seen that irrespective of          (i)  To develop healthy
                                              their education, place of work or                  habits of keeping
                                              any other social factors people lack               the environment
                                              the basic civic sense of keeping their             clean.
                                              surroundings clean. Littering is a           (ii)   To be morally responsible

                                              common sight despite the fact that                 for the upkeep of one’s
                                              waste bins are being installed in all              surrounding.
                                              public places to avoid this menace.






            Methodology


              1.  Go to a railway station or a bus stand or the school ground during recess or sit near a
                 banana vendor.

              2.  Observe what people eat and how they dispose of the left overs.

              3.  Record your observation of about 50 people.

            Conclusion



            Conclude your observation by preparing a report.

            Follow-up


              1.  Suggest ways to spread awareness to keep the surroundings clean.

              2.  Display posters and stage a street play in your locality to spread awareness about
                 keeping the surroundings clean.

              3.  Do a litter count in your school. Record your finding on a board for one week. (This
                 can be a group activity of a class).





                                                   Today, heaps of waste are
                                                 scattered even on the highest
                                                  slopes of Mt. Everest, in the
                                                  Ganges and Yamuna rivers.






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