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From Trash to Treasure

Waste to Energy
Science
Electricity
Grade 7
ON
From Trash to Treasure

Description

In this lesson, students will discover how waste can be turned into energy and consider the potential of this technology for Canada’s future. During the investigation, students will consider opportunities and challenges for implementation.

Lesson Type: Literacy

Duration: Single Class

Sector: Electricity

Context: School, Community

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