2. One of the common and inexpensive materials used in making novelty crafts.

3. This is the fifth principle of “Five S”, to attend trainings and workshops that focus on making useful articles out of recyclable materials. Make recycling a habit.

4. One of the older materials used in making crafts since the time of our ancestors.

5. The third principle of “Five S’, to keep the place clean, as well as the containers where the recyclable materials are to be placed.

6. The second principle of “Five S”, to place the segregated recyclable materials into different containers. This supports the idea that there must be a place for everything and everything must be in its place.

7. Commonly used in making buttons, decorating picture frames, creating covers of lampshades, designing flower vases, and making pieces of jewelry and other accessories.

8. The fourth principle of “Five S’, recycling roles and responsibilities of the members of the family need to be clear and consistent.

9. Product that can be made using tin can

10. The first principle of “Five S”, to separate recyclable materials from the materials that should go into waste or could be used to make a compost.