What Kids Can Do to Make Mother Nature Happy

What Kids Can Do to Make Mother Nature Happy

June 5th, World Environment Day is celebrated to promote global awareness about our environment.

The suggested theme by United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) this year is -“Green Economy: Does it include you?”

Kids may be tender to understand the concept of a "green economy."

Teach and guide them on why it is crucial to save our environment.

As a world citizen, it is the responsibility of every individual to help preserve the ecological balance.

Why moving ahead? Get started by teaching your kids about the importance of recycle, reuse and encourage them to love their mother nature.

Here are some simple activities that kids can

do to make our Mother Earth Happy!

The key scope of this year's theme is to start making transition from the roots of household level.

As an environment enthusiast, your children can create awareness at a small level by talking to other children in the family or neighborhood friends in locality.

Inform everyone about this year's theme or create awareness about the environment in general.

Every effort counts!

1. Create Awareness

2. Build a Small Garden

Scatter seeds you like or strew a little plant in your garden beds. Ask your little friends to join you.

This activity will open the doors to interact with nature and will also give you an opportunity to stay green.

3. Reuse, Renew, Recycle – 3 Goals to Achieve

Kids can learn about ecological preservation and sustainable usage better by understanding the concept of "Reuse, Renew and Recycle."

Bring out the creative bent in your child and use it to ensure a healthy surrounding.

4. Recycle Crafts for KidsTime to unfill that recycle bin... right into your

craft room!

5. Publicize

Did something nice to safeguard the environment net?

Talk about it! Share pictures and posts in your school.

Let people know what you planned and did it this World Environment Day!

“Start Today…. Save Tomorrow” Happy World Environment Day

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