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The poem describes the 12 days of recycling, where Mrs. Cole gives various recyclable items to the narrator each day, including magazines, plastic bags, paper cups, bottle caps, pop cans, paper napkins, cardboard boxes, empty milk jugs, piles of paper, food containers, plastic bottles, and plastic containers.
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- 2. On the 1st day of recycling, Mrs. Cole gave to me – a whole mess of magazines.
- 3. On the 2nd day of recycling, Mrs. Cole gave to me – 2 plastic bags.
- 4. On the 3rd day of recycling, Mrs. Cole gave to me – 3 paper cups.
- 5. On the 4th day of recycling, Mrs. Cole gave to me – 4 bottle caps.
- 6. On the 5th day of recycling, Mrs. Cole gave to me – 5 pop cans.
- 7. On the 6th day of recycling, Mrs. Cole gave to me – 6 paper napkins.
- 8. On the 7th day of recycling, Mrs. Cole gave to me – 7 cardboard boxes.
- 9. On the 8th day of recycling, Mrs. Cole gave to me – 8 empty milk jugs.
- 10. On the 9th day of recycling, Mrs. Cole gave to me – 9 piles of paper.
- 11. On the 10th day of recycling, Mrs. Cole gave to me – 10 food containers.
- 12. On the 11th day of recycling, Mrs. Cole gave to me – 11 plastic bottles.
- 13. On the 12th day of recycling, Mrs. Cole gave to me – 12 plastic containers.