Going Green

This activity gives children ideas on different ways they can help to save the environment.

This is an excellent activity for teaching children the importance of conserving water.

This activity teaches children how to make a compost pile and how to recycle.

Let your child select a designated number of seed packets after you have sketched out a garden plan.

Plant tomatoes early in the growing season, about two or three weeks after the last frost.

The key to a healthy garden is good soil, and the best way to improve soil is with compost.

Strawberries are easy to grow, delicious to eat, and the plant bears fruit for years.

Your child can learn how to grow seedlings indoors, then transplant them outside.

Follow the easy instructions in this activity, and you can have your own bountiful pumpkin harvest!

Follow these instructions for growing lemons, oranges, grapefruits, and potatoes with your child.

Indoor herb gardening is easy and fun, and in two to four weeks, you can have great results!

Teach your children about the environment and conservation while turning your home into a "green house"!

It's easy to teach your children to care for the environment with these environmental outdoor education activities!

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Get the latest energy-busting tips with these environmental education activities.

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With these environmental outdoor education activities you can teach your child about the three R's -- reduce, reuse, and recycle!

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Get the facts about energy. Go on a power trip!

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Take a tour of a wastewater treatment plant.

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Hop aboard the garbage truck and find out what happens to all of that junk!