165438+1On October 26th, the gate of Chongwen School became a sea of waste paper. Every pile of waste paper comes from every student in Yu Chongwen. Everyone brought the old newspapers and magazines at home and sold them by the school. The proceeds are used to add books to the book corner of each class or to be included in the "Blue Nest Fund".
You see, although there are many newspapers in students' hands, there are also many: the waste newspapers brought by one person pile up into a small pile of paper; Less, only about 1 kg. However, many a mickle makes a mickle, piling up in the lobby, saving countless trees! At home, we may throw newspapers everywhere every day, and some students even say that his family threw all the newspapers in the trash can for a year-because they don't care about the limited money of selling waste paper. However, you should know that 1000 kg of paper can be recycled into 800 kg of recycled paper, which is equivalent to 17 trees! If you save a piece of paper, you will win a chance for the big tree! You can change the fate of the tree; Beautiful home, you can create it! Let's take part in this "waste paper for books" activity!
I also prepared newspapers in advance, hoping to contribute to this activity. I walked quickly into the hall with a thick stack of newspapers. I saw a parent coming face to face and said to me, "This classmate, how much is your newspaper?" It suddenly occurred to me that I hadn't weighed myself yet, and I was faltering. Seeing my embarrassment, she smiled and said, "Haven't you weighed it? Nothing, let me weigh it for you! " Looking at her busy figure, I have an indescribable touch.
Although it was raining in Mao Mao, I found my classmates braved the rain and walked into the campus with bundles of waste newspapers on their backs. This light rain has not dampened everyone's enthusiasm for environmental protection! Seeing that everyone took such an active part in this activity, teachers and parents showed gratified smiles on their faces.
"Waste paper for books, I use resources." Students, let's move!