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Children’s books about Earth Day

Here are a list of good books you can read to the children in your home or classroom in celebration of Earth Day, or anytime you want to talk about recycling and conservation. The Adventures of a Plastic Bottle This book follows how plastic bottles are made, how they get recycled, and some of the things they can be recycled into. The EARTH book
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More ideas using recycled materials

We are going strong with this week’s EARTH DAY BLOG HOP … lots of great activities using recycled materials (paired with a book) are being shared! There are SO many great ideas out there for reusing recycled materials in preschool – ideas that are cost effective, earth friendly and a wonderful educational experience. So I though I’d share a few more ideas that we’ve
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Earth Day books and activities blog hop

I am lucky to be part of a group of early childhood bloggers who network, share ideas and support each other online. We have banned together in our first ever “Preschool Blogger Network” blog hop – and we are excited to bring a host of ideas that you can share with your children or class for Earth Day. We decided to pair each of
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Oh, the things you can reuse!

We are participating with a group of preschool bloggers to have a great EARTH DAY BLOG HOPstarting next week … books and activities revolving around Earth Day (fantastic!). I’m looking forward to it and seeing all the great ideas and books that my blogging friends will share! But, while we are waiting, I am seeing other great activities popping up around the web using recycled
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Making a recycle city collage

My daughter’s Daisy Scout troop is working on their “use resources wisely” petal and talking about recycling. Today she came home with an adorable collage that was made out of their afternoon snack containers and wrappers. It was such a great idea, my daughter was so excited to tell me about all the things they used (their yogurt cup, plastic spoon, juice box pouch
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