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Composting is taking all of your old food scraps and recyclable items, and putting them into one container that will eventually turn into soil over time. This soil can then be used to help plants grow! Cool, right? A few things that can go in your compost bin are bread, unbleached napkins, and seedless fruits and vegetables!
If you get your water from plastic water bottles, be sure to recycle them instead of throwing them in the trash. When you can, choose a reusable water bottle or reusable dishware. If you’re getting takeout, tell them you don’t need silverware, and use what you’ve got at home.
Walking is not only a great way to exercise, but it also protects the environment from the harsh chemicals that are released from cars. Doesn’t that make you feel good? These days we could all use a little extra time outside to explore nature and relax.
When your cashier at the grocery store is bagging up your groceries, pull out your reusable shopping bag. If stores aren’t allowing you to bring your own bags in, try to reduce the number of bags you need by carrying out bulky items or just wheeling them out in the cart. You can also opt for paper bags, and recycle them.
Not only does this save energy, but it also keeps the space at a cool temperature. It is always hot in the summer; keeping the lights off will be a huge plus!
It is always important to save water! It is a very important resource that should be used appropriately.
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Arts and crafts
Fall is the perfect time to get outside and explore all the colorful changes in nature. As the leaves turn shades of red, orange, and yellow, kids can use them to make fun crafts that bring the beauty of the season indoors. Start with a leaf hunt! Collect different shapes, sizes, and colors. Once you’ve […]
School
It’s almost time for our campers to return to school, and school runs a lot smoother when you’re organized! As you get ready to swap swimsuits for backpacks, here are some tips to keep you prepared, stress-free, and ready to learn. Create a Homework Zone Pick a spot at home that’s just for homework and […]
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Cooking
Cooking doesn’t have to be complicated to be fun! With a little creativity, kids can whip up tasty treats that are simple, safe, and delicious. Here are a few easy recipes you can make anytime—whether it’s after school, on the weekend, or at camp! Fruit Kabobs Grab some skewers and load them up with […]
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Outdoor adventure
Just because the air is crisp and the days are shorter doesn’t mean the fun has to stop! Fall is a perfect season for outdoor play. With colorful leaves, pumpkins, and cozy campfires, there are endless ways to enjoy the outdoors. Here are a few chilly-day games to try this season: Pumpkin Relay […]
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School
The start of a new school year is full of fresh notebooks, sharpened pencils, and new friends waiting to be made. What better way to break the ice and ease those first-day jitters than with some fun back-to-school games? Games bring kids together, spark laughter, and help everyone feel included. Try these ideas to start […]
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