Prepare your materials
Get cardboard or thick paper, markers, colored pencils, glue, scissors, and any art supplies you need.
Think of your message
Your poster should tell others why recycling is important at school.
Keep the message short and clear.
Write a catchy title
Make a big, bold title that grabs attention.
Example: “Recycle Today, Save Tomorrow!”
Add illustrations
Draw pictures related to recycling—like recycling bins, plastic bottles, paper, or happy Earth images.
Include 3 key points
Write at least three short sentences or bullet points explaining why recycling is important.
Example:
Recycling keeps our school clean.
It helps protect the environment.
We can reuse materials and save energy.
Design your layout
Arrange your title, pictures, and points clearly.
Make sure everything is easy to read and colorful.
Check and finish
Read your poster again. Fix any spelling mistakes and make sure it looks neat.