KALLAROO school students embraced bugs during National Science Week.
Students from Springfield Primary School created a bug made from recycled materials as part of a school-wide competition.
Year 1 teacher Christine Bloomfield said they had to adhere to specific criteria and use problem solving to find alternatives for tape and glue.
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READ NOW“The school’s aim was to raise awareness of littering in a positive framework while also focusing on sustainability practices and the reduce, reuse, recycle message,” she said.
“The children enjoyed the hands-on, challenging task and this has culminated in a whole school science exhibit open to parents and the community, where the students also put together their bug displays in a creative forum.”
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