More kids than ever are worried about climate change and plastic pollution today. They are armed with facts and more eager to do something about it than many adults we know. Yet, our youngest, most earnest and curious citizens — kids between ages 4-10 — are often left out of the climate change conversation. These…
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Here is a handy guide that gives you easy actions for you and your family to get involved in what’s the most important climate summit since the Paris Climate Agreement, COP26. Ready to start a climate conversation with your family? Check out these 7 videos that introduce climate change to kids! Then join the #RaceToZero
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Here are some fun questions to kickstart an eco-convo with your kids about the impact of plastics in the ocean. Q: Did you know, the word ‘plastic’ has its roots in the Greek word ‘plastikos,’ what do you think it means? A: Plastikos translates into ‘capable of being molded or shaped’. Q: Now, look around
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On Day 1 of President Biden’s presidency, his administration rejoined the Paris Climate Agreement, the monumental global agreement where leaders of 196 countries agreed to tackle climate change. As a POSITIVE ACTION (the world knows we need more positivity), we sent our collective love and an all-caps THANK YOU to our DEAR MR. PRESIDENT via
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Here are some facts and prompts to get you talking with the kiddos about what climate change is, how it’s caused and why it’s happening! Then use the open-ended discussion questions at the end to continue your chat. To kick-start the conversation, start with gentle, open-ended questions based on things they’ve heard about in the
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