Save Paper Every Day

Paper is made from trees, so saving paper means protecting nature. Many students waste half-used notebooks and waste draft paper casually. We should use both sides of paper and reuse old exercise books. Do not print useless materials blindly. Small saving actions can protect thousands of trees. Forming this good habit is easy but meaningful for protecting our earth.

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