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Incoming transmission from Planet Earth…
Commander... this is HUGE.
We landed on Earth and discovered something shocking:
Under beds. In cupboards. In giant piles in places called “garages.” (Roach tried to claim one as his new bedroom. Request denied.)
Some toys are still good… just forgotten.
Others are broken… and heading for the bin.
This is where the mission got interesting…
Earth kids have started something GENIUS.
If you have old or broken toys, you can:
Poogle helped us find out how it all works and how the toys get recycled too
– here’s our video log...
POOGLE TOLD US THIS VERY IMPORTANT EARTH RULE
Only broken hard plastic toys go in Recycle to Read recycling bins, NOT:
In fact, not any other type of toy but broken hard plastic toys! Like buckets and spades and things like that.
AND NOW… THE VERY BEST PART
When you recycle your broken plastic toy...
You scan a QR code on the front of the special bin
Everyone has a chance to win books in a prize draw for the humans on the planet that take part and earn points for their school too.
Commander... I tested it.
I scanned it for Space School.
WE GOT A POINT. Pong did a dance to celebrate. Roach called it a break dance because Pong broke all the things around him when he did it.
FINAL DISCOVERY
THAT’S WHY IT’S CALLED… RECYCLE TO READ! (I only just worked that out).
Mind = blown
Pong = distracted
Roach = suspicious
Busta (me) = EXCITED
Captain Busta
Starship Pong-E-1
(P.S. Pong is still trying to scan bananas in Tesco to earn points. I don’t think he gets it!)
(P.P.S Poogle has written a song for the toy rescue, here it is!)
Space monkey from Planet Banana-Likus, expert in plants, big fan of flowers, and occasionally forgets to read the instruction manual (minor detail).
A courageous, flying furball from Stinky-Tron. Loves rubbish, smells, and gets distracted by them, which often sends us off course! He’s currently sniffing the air vents. This is concerning.
Our ship engineer. A grumpy, cynical space cockroach who thinks Earth is doomed because humans, in his words, are “a bunch of forgetful planet-wreckers.”
The ship’s AI. She knows everything (or thinks she does) and sings a lot. Sometimes she gives helpful information, sometimes she just plays elevator music.
End log.
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