Green to the Letter Giveway: Free Eco Stationary
Last week, Kelli shared with us Green Valentines made by Stubby Pencil Studio. Stubby Pencil Studio offers 100% recycled (post-consumer) coloring, interactive cards, as well as eco-friendly art supplies for children and adults (see Victoria’s post on Crafting a Green World about toxic art supplies). Stubby Pencil Studio has graciously offered to give a “Green to the Letter” Stationery basket to one of our readers, a $60 value! Included in the basket:
6 packs of Color ‘n Kids cards (winner’s choice of styles)
5 Smencils (winner’s choice of scents)
Box of 24 Soy Crayons
Box of 12 Forest Choice colored pencils
To enter: Have your child write a slogan or poem about living green and post it as a comment to this post by Wednesday, February 27, 2008!
Living as commercial-free as we possibly can, my six-year-old daughter didn’t really understand what a slogan was when I explained it to her. She was stumped at writing one; however, she is just learning about poetry in first grade. Sure, I have read to her Langston Hughes and Shel Silverstein, but I don’t think that she has ever written a poem before. This is her very first poem, and she wrote it without any assistance from me (other than dictating it for me to write).
Eco Kids
by MLC
I like recycling;
I like good food
and my bicycle too.
I like wooden toys
and yarn too.
Plastic is bad;
I don’t like it much.
Winners will be selected at random and submitted to PRIZEY.fetch, this service is optional for entries, but enables you to enter without using an email address.
well, don’t know if this will count since my dd is only 10 mo. old, but I am sure she would say “my bum only takes cloth diapers!”
The most important of the three R’s is Reduce
Jade age 8
(Reduce, Reuse, Recycle)
My two year old said “trees pretty”. I say “lets keep them that way”.
My daughter says “Green is my favorite” - I think she doesn’t really know what the heck I’m talking about yet about the environment, but she loves to color!
Over the course of a walk in the woods and through our yard, my three year old daughter said this:
“The trees
the birds
the clouds
the sky
Oh mama isn’t it beautiful?
I like berries to pick and eat.
Blueberries
strawberries
raspberries
oh and our apple tree is nice to me.
I like that too.”
“Mom the world is Green and Blue, I want it to stay that way.” Out of the mouth of My 5yo daughter after watching Planet Earth.
“Sun, grass, trees, birds, snow. Play outside. Go!” says 2-year old Cobin
Connor is too old to write a poem.. but we would love to have the gift pack to use for when my cousins come visit as I’m sure they are tired of playing with baby toys.
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My 5 year old daughter Nevaeh says “We should be respectful to the earth and take care of it. The earth is good to us and it is a great place to live.
My 7 yr old sang this song to me that she learned from her Jewish school:
“Let’s plant a tree. Oh let’s water it, oh let’s water it. Trees are blowing in the wind, whoosh! Look at the leaves, the leaves are so much bigger now. Look at the trunk. Because it’s T’Bishvat. ”
Then she said, “People are cutting down too many woods and trees, and endangering habitats. And quite recently, there was a forest cut down near my house, and deer came up in our yard, which never happened before. They lost their home and have nowhere to go, so some people are endangering these creature’s lives and habitats.”
I asked, “Aren’t you glad to see the deer in your yard?”
She said, “Well it depends on how the deer feel about it.”