Is your school starting a recycling program or does your recycling program need reinforcement? Consider an assembly! Schools requesting a free assembly must be registered with the District’s Gold Level Recycling Assistance Program (RAP). For more information about how to register with RAP, visit the following website address: www.hcdoes.org/SWMD/Schools/RecyAssistProg.html or e-mail Keebler Holley or call (513) 946-7736.

Crystal Clear Science

Contact: E-mail Crystal Clear Science or call (513) 553-2252
Cost: $275 for schools not participating in RAP
One assembly presentation FREE for schools participating in Gold
Level RAP, with a $25 co-pay for each additional presentation or a
$10 co-pay for each additional presentation at low-income Gold
Level RAP schools
Grades: K–8, 45 minutes

R’s for Life!!! with live "Spokes-Animals" by Crystal Clear Science
R’s For Life is a fun, fast-paced show that will leave kids with a new understanding of what impact they have on their local environment and their futures. This program focuses on empowering and inspiring kids to be a part of the solution. Renewable and non-renewable resources, economics, and citizenship all come into play in this lively discussion. Colorful and interesting props help kids learn about how they can and why they should reduce, reuse, and recycle everyday. Live "spokes-animals" for the environment motivates kids to be thoughtful of their actions and learn more about what they can do to help. A teacher resource packet and booklets for each child make sure learning doesn’t end once Crystal Clear Science leaves. This assembly is limited to 200 students per program. Limited number of programs available.

Recycling Rules by Crystal Clear Science
Recycling Rules is the perfect follow-up assembly for schools that have seen "R’s for Life" recently. Demonstrations on paper, aluminum and glass recycling, and composting are presented. Millie the Millipede is the representative recycling "spokes-animal." Schools will receive a take-home master for kids that shows them how to look for nature’s recyclers in their own backyard, start a mini compost pile, and perform science activities reusing things. This assembly is limited to 200 students per program. Limited number of programs available.