Earth Day Canada’s EcoKids program is proud to launch a new Earth Month kids’ campaign called Act for the Planet!
This new and exciting campaign gives kids the tools to TAKE ACTION on a number of “planet problems.” We want kids to know they have the power!
Five campaign actions encourage and empower children to do something positive for the planet, on their own or in a group.
1) Plant for the Planet
2) Save the Birds
3) Make your own Earth Pledge
4) Bring Your Own Bottle
5) Upcycle your recycling
Earth Day Canada’s sponsor, SONY Canada Charitable Foundation has provided some incredible prizes. There are Sony VAIO E Series Laptops and Sony Bloggie Cameras and Sony Digital Still Cameras up for winning. Thanks SONY Canada!
This Earth month, ask kids to take on our challenge, help them make a difference and Act for the Planet!
Happy Earth Month!
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That’s a brilliant idea, they should do this everywhere :)
Anna, I agree and hopefully, in the very near future, these green initiatives will become more commonplace.
Monica, Older Mommy Still Yummy
This is such a wonderful project, and a great lesson for children! Everyone should take the challenge!
Julie, I couldn’t agree more…we need to set a good example and educate our children on being “green”.
Monica, Older Mommy Still Yummy
Thanks for the links. I like that there’s much done to get children involved in being green. Maybe there’s hope for the future.
Theresa, I think { and hope} being “green” will come naturally to new & future generations!
Monica, Older Mommy Still Yummy
These are great lessons for my kids. Thanks!
You’re welcome Jennifer, hopefully living green will be second nature to the new generation.