Earth Day Groceries Reports, 2007
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CT
Susan Scannell
St. Aloysius
New Canaan, CT
USA
We decorated 200
bags!
About our project: Combined with art department, decorated bags for Earth Day. More aware of ideas for helping mother earth with more awareness of green house gasses information in the media.
submitted on 6/4/2007
Cathi Taylor
moonpie1993@sbcglobal.net
Shelton Girl Scouts
Shelton, CT
USA
We decorated 1000
bags!
About our project: .
Look at our pictures!
submitted on 4/30/2007
Marfie Lavendier
mlavendier@renbrook.org
Renbrook School
West Hartford, CT
USA
www.renbrook.org
We decorated 250
bags!
About our project: The students did a wonderful job decorating the bags. They really enjoyed the activity and it was a great project for Earth Week. Our display went up on the 23rd right by the cash registers. We will certainly participate again next year! What a great idea.
Look at our pictures!
submitted on 4/27/2007
Lisa Blain
LisaLB@optonline.net
Zion's Hill Preschool
Wilton, CT
USA
We decorated 110
bags!
About our project: Even though some of the children are too young to create complex works of art on the bags, we found that this was a great way to introduce concepts and start conversations about caring for our environment. We also had a recycling project set up for the children to begin identifying materials by sorting into seperate bins. They then learned what happens after garbage and recyclables are picked up.
submitted on 4/25/2007
Jessica Haight
haight@stratford.k12.ct.us
Chapel Street School
Stratford, CT
USA
We decorated 40
bags!
About our project: This was done as a reading buddies project between a kindergarten and fourth grade class. We hope to get more classes involved next year. Reuse! Reduce! Recycle!
submitted on 4/24/2007