Comments on: Eco-Holiday – Germany

By: Isobel

Isobel — Tue, 04 Sep 2012 08:35:37 +0000

Germany, shed in a new light!

By: Josselyn

Josselyn — Tue, 17 Jul 2012 05:30:01 +0000

What a great idea! Good for you. If you want to go large scale, why don’t you hold a contest where the stdeunts have to start their own eco project. Maybe in their neighbourhood or school or family. Like have their family start a compost or have their building (if they are in apartments) start a recycling program where none exists. Or hold a battery or cell phone recycling drive. I know in my school district you turn in old cell phones for recycling at the office.

By: Fayshen

Fayshen — Tue, 17 Jul 2012 03:59:00 +0000

You could have a school aslsmbey and have children speak into the microphone about how they and their family have become more eco-friendly at home. They could be recycling this or that, making their own yogurt or cottage cheese, instead of buying it therefore reducing transportation/packaging, growing their own veges, eating less red meat, recycling clothes, having holidays in their own country instead of flying somewhere, borrowing DVDs from the library,etc.Then a voting paper could be handed out and filled in.Or a show of hands vote for the best speaker.You could also decide on a class project for an eco-classroom.Each class could have a different project, such as making stuff from junk, junk art, having a dress-up party instead of a Macdonald’s party, borrowing a DVD, making your own board games instead of buying them. More advanced ones for upper classes.