Earth Day, which was established in 1970 in the USA, is celebrated on 22nd April each year.
Earth Day
Earth Day is a day to think about our planet and what we can do to keep it special;
to think about saving water and energy,
Earth Day is a day to think about our planet and what we can do to keep it special;
to think about saving water and energy,
reducing pollution, reusing and recycling,
protecting our animals, trees and plants, and generally getting children interested in protecting their environment.
Since the very beginning we started promoting an ecological consciousness in our pupils:
from switching off the lights when not necessary, to using abandoned but brand-new sheets of paper for our 'masterpieces', from reusing objects to be thrown away and give them a new life -like in our Christmas season's greetings gadget- to the adoption of our three bins (plastic, paper, black) to correctly collect different waste materials, and so on and on, really believing that even the smallest of the actions may be relevant, if not important!
Then, a couple of weeks ago, we started talking about the Earth Day and watched at the many different pictures one can easily find on the Internet about the event;
all of them were translated and commented toghether.
Then, we selected our favourite ones, and here they are:
Eventually, we decided to imitate Nature in the stunning use of the most amazing colours
and to create our own masterpieces of sweetness
Little artists at work...
...and little works of art!
OUR 'EARTH DAY'...
WHAT A DAY!!
