what do plants need to grow worksheets for preschools and kindergartens

I am of the age that I remember the very first Earth Day waaaay back on April 22, 1970. Granted, I was a young girl then but I do have memories of the event. It was a time for hippies, and flower power. The nightly news was filled with war protests as students of the time were against our involvement in the war in Vietnam. Prior to Earth Day we were a nation of huge consumption, lacking in our care of Mother Earth. V8 engines were in our cars and industries spewed their filth into our water…

Description and review of 8 children's books about living and nonliving things

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Make a Pop Bottle Ecosystem to show illustrate how the animals, plants, and non-living things in an environment all affect one another. Also includes a lesson on responsibility.

This makes you think of all the things we throw away and how long our earth is trying to compost it. It’s almost impossible! We need to change. What are you not using on this chart, or how do you think we can change some of these items (so we won’t have to

Teach your child more about this wonderful world we live in! Understanding the difference between living and non-living things is essential! Read about it here!

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Do you live where there are lots of lakes and ponds? You may enjoy learning about Freshwater Ecosystems with your kids!

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