Sesame Street: Where Does Paper Come From?

Paper starts out as a tree on a tree farm and is taken to a mill where the trees are made into a squishy pulp. The pulp is then rolled out into paper. Paper is then left blank for you to write on, or printed on by a printing press to make newspapers or books. Newspapers can be used for more then just reading, and if you recycle your leftover newspapers you can help plant more trees to make more newspapers!

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