Entries tagged Kids

1. Having an Eco Baby

   By Huddler's Green Home Community Posted Tue Jul 15, 2008 6:48pm PDT for huddlergreenhome

   

   Got a new family member on the way? Make little one's environment as clean and green as possible from the start. Read full post »

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   • Babies,
   • Kids,
   • Tips

2. Greening your school

   By Trystan L. Bass Posted Mon Jul 14, 2008 6:01pm PDT for greenpicks

   

   Does your kid's classroom recycle all those worksheets? What about cafeteria waste? These sites will help raise a generation that is committed to a clean, healthy environment from the start. Read full post »

   Related topics:

   • Recycling,
   • Kids,
   • Pollution

3. Think outside the lunch box

   By Trystan L. Bass Posted Mon Jul 14, 2008 5:53pm PDT for greenpicks

   

   Want to help your school make lunchtime greener? These links will help plant the seeds. Read full post »

   Related topics:

   • Health,
   • Food and Drink,
   • Kids,
   • Organic,
   • Locavore

4. No child left inside

   By Trystan L. Bass Posted Fri Jun 20, 2008 10:52am PDT for greenpicks

   

   Nature Deficit Disorder is rampant. Thankfully there's a cure. Read full post »

   Related topics:

   • Nature,
   • Kids,
   • Tips,
   • Activism

5. Teaching old dogs new tricks

   By Andrew Demaria Posted Thu Jun 12, 2008 3:34pm PDT for amorylovins

   When it comes to flexing "pester power," the key for young greens is to meet their parents halfway. Read full post »

   Related topics:

   • Kids

6. Young EcoGeeks saving the world at ISEF

   By Jozef Winter Posted Thu May 15, 2008 6:23pm PDT for ecogeek

   

   High-school students show off sustainable technology at the International Science and Engineering Fair. Read full post »

   Related topics:

   • Kids,
   • Design

7. Plug-in hybrid electric school buses

   By A. Siegel Posted Fri May 2, 2008 2:23pm PDT for ecogeek

   

   PHESBs could save half a day's worth of U.S. fuel use each year, plus cut damage to children's health. Read full post »

   Related topics:

   • Government,
   • Kids,
   • Electricity,
   • Commuting

8. Papyrus device could boost student learning

   By Magnus Hølvold Posted Sat Apr 19, 2008 11:13am PDT for ecogeek

   

   E-reader design could replace textbooks and add collaborative learning features for students and teachers. Read full post »

   Related topics:

   • Books,
   • Electronics,
   • Kids,
   • Design

9. Seesaw harnesses world's most energetic thing

   By Zach Yakush and Hank Green Posted Mon Apr 7, 2008 12:30am PDT for ecogeek

   Kid-power could turn on the lights. Read full post »

   Related topics:

   • Kids,
   • Design,
   • Electricity

10. Phthalates basics, options

    By Trystan L. Bass Posted Mon Feb 4, 2008 5:28pm PST for greenpicks

    Scientists are studying the effects of these chemicals, found in personal-care products, on babies. But why take chances? Read full post »

    Related topics:

    • Health,
    • Kids,
    • Tips