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Ah, springtime, the season of rebirth; the perfect time to do some spring cleaning and recycle or repurpose some of your stuff. At Westwood-Bales, we’re finding out that even our littlest leaders are eager to show citizenship by reducing, reusing and recycling.
Before she opened Ruth Ann Smalley’s Sheila Says We’re Weird, Barbara Gruener wondered, “Weird in a good way, or weird in a bad way?” Read Barbara’s review here.
Barbara Gruener offers some great ideas for celebrating Earth Day and renewing your students’ dedication to preserving our environment.
Sharpening pencils, stockpiling craft supplies, throwing out lidless markers and old crayons… all part of the back-to-school preparation. This year why not start a crayon recycling program instead of contributing to the tons of crayons that end up in landfills each year?
This resource offers 10 suggestions, along with related information and explanations, to help kids go green.
