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Mina the Trash-Sorting Star

Mina the Trash-Sorting Star

Mina the raccoon learns how to sort trash into the right bins. With clear colors, friendly bins, and a little song, she helps friends and her neighborhood become cleaner. The story teaches simple recycling and composting habits for ages 3–6.

Growing up3-6 years8 pages≈ 2 min read
Story library1 / 8
Meet Mina · 1
01 / 08

Mina the raccoon loves her neighborhood. She wants to keep it clean. She is learning to sort trash.

Four Bins · 2
02 / 08

Mama gives Mina four colorful bins. One is for paper, one is for plastic, one is for glass, and one is for food scraps.

Colors and Uses · 3
03 / 08

Mina learns the bin colors. Blue is for paper. Yellow is for plastic. Green is for glass. Brown is for food scraps.

Practice Makes Perfect · 4
04 / 08

Mina practices at home. She reads labels and rinses jars. She feels proud when she gets it right.

A Friendly Mistake · 5
05 / 08

Leo the squirrel visits. He tosses a candy wrapper into the wrong bin. Mina gently shows him the right bin.

Song and Game · 6
06 / 08

They sing a sorting song and make a game. They race to find the right bins. Everyone laughs and learns.

A Happier Street · 7
07 / 08

The street looks happier. Mr. Bin smiles and winks. The neighborhood joins in to sort and tidy.

Little Actions, Big Help · 8
08 / 08

Mina becomes a trash-sorting star. She knows small actions help the Earth. She pins a tiny recycling badge on her shirt and skips off to play.

Read the full story

Mina the raccoon loves her neighborhood. She wants to keep it clean. She is learning to sort trash.

Mama gives Mina four colorful bins. One is for paper, one is for plastic, one is for glass, and one is for food scraps.

Mina learns the bin colors. Blue is for paper. Yellow is for plastic. Green is for glass. Brown is for food scraps.

Mina practices at home. She reads labels and rinses jars. She feels proud when she gets it right.

Leo the squirrel visits. He tosses a candy wrapper into the wrong bin. Mina gently shows him the right bin.

They sing a sorting song and make a game. They race to find the right bins. Everyone laughs and learns.

The street looks happier. Mr. Bin smiles and winks. The neighborhood joins in to sort and tidy.

Mina becomes a trash-sorting star. She knows small actions help the Earth. She pins a tiny recycling badge on her shirt and skips off to play.