1. Implement Recycling Programs: Set up designated recycling bins for paper, plastic, and cans throughout the school and classroom.
2. Reduce Paper Usage: Encourage digital assignments and use online platforms for submitting and grading assignments whenever possible.
3. Use Energy-Efficient Lighting: Replace traditional light bulbs with energy-efficient LED bulbs to save electricity.
4. Set up a Composting System: Teach students to compost organic waste from snacks and lunch, and use the compost to nourish school gardens.
5. Create a School Garden: Establish a garden where students can grow their own fruits, vegetables, and herbs while learning about sustainability.
6. Plant Trees and Native Plants: Organize tree-planting events and choose native species that are well adapted to the local environment.

7. Use Natural Light: Make the most of natural light by keeping curtains open and arranging furniture to maximize sunlight.
8. Promote Water Conservation: Encourage students to turn off faucets tightly, fix leaks promptly, and use water-saving devices like low-flow faucets and toilets.
9. Educate Students on Environmental Issues: Incorporate environmental lessons into the curriculum to raise awareness and foster a sense of responsibility towards the environment.
10. Create a Sensible Printing Policy: Encourage double-sided printing, use recycled or eco-friendly paper, and teach students to print only when necessary.
11. Opt for Sustainable Cleaning Products: Switch to environmentally friendly cleaning products that do not contain harmful chemicals.
12. Minimize Food Waste: Teach students about food waste reduction and encourage them to bring only the amount of food they can consume.
13. Organize Earth Day Events: Celebrate Earth Day by organizing educational workshops, outdoor clean-up activities, and eco-friendly art projects.
14. Implement Energy-Saving Practices: Switch off lights and electronic devices when not in use, and consider installing motion sensors for automatic lighting control.
15. Reduce Single-Use Plastic: Encourage the use of reusable water bottles, lunch boxes, and shopping bags instead of single-use plastics.
16. Establish a Green Team: Form a student-led team dedicated to implementing sustainable initiatives and brainstorming solutions for a greener campus.
17. Integrate Green Technology: Utilize technology to monitor energy consumption, track recycling efforts, and raise awareness about environmental issues.
18. Collaborate with Local Organizations: Partner with local environmental organizations to participate in community clean-up events and educational programs.

By following these 18 ways, your school and classroom can become more green and contribute to a healthier and more sustainable future for all.