- Teachers can award e-certificates or diplomas for participation.
- How about asking students to draw or use technology to design the diplomas?
- Students can earn Heaven on Earth Points (H.O.E.P.) for creativity, collaboration, and thoughtful contributions.
- Foldable tote bags can be distributed through local partnerships.
- When they wear them attached to their belongings, students turn into eco-ambassadors.
- Foldable tote bags are the cure for disposable plastic bags, and students should be explained that, so they understand why wearing them is so important. Consider adding a pledge like the one in the photo. (Most foldable bags seen in the quiz videos were gifted to middle-school children, and this pledge was used. The rest were gifted to NYers, and to the participants of an international youth camp.)
- Video projects can capture impressions, interviews, or “trash challenges” for social media.
- Students can create "trash challenges" for social media, virtual discussions, short videos with impressions, or mini reports. These can be shared in class or online, tagged with #GlobalCleanupGames and Daily Trash Mob Hashtags, connecting play with tangible action.
🎁 Bonuses and Incentives