Workbook | An Apple’s Journey Discuss the life cycle of an apple while introducing the importance of composting food scraps with this two-part, hands-on activity. Designed for learners of all ages, this resource contains step-by-step instructions, discussion prompts and 19 printable sorting cards that will be used to create two stories: the life cycle of…
Raising Global Kidizens (RGK) and our co-founders, Jen Panaro + Jess Purcell, have been featured in various media outlets (podcasts, web, and print). You can also find us active in our local community. For press inquiries, please contact hello@raisingglobalkidizens.com. Did You Know? We Are Published Authors // Jen + Jess were both contributors to an…
Picture books are a great entry point to many difficult conversations with our kids. Read on for more about this creative project to help kids connect with and understand the global social and environmental justice goals as defined by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in an age-appropriate way. Responsible Production and Consumption | United…
Follow the journey of an apple to engage your learners in the science of composting and healthy soil and the power of their daily actions. My kids love apples. To be quite honest, I don’t think I’ve ever met a child that didn’t like this fantastic fruit. From applesauce to apple slices, they are a…
Looking for a great sustainable gift for kids? How about a subscription to one of these conscious kids’ magazines that dive into sustainable living and cultural exploration through a variety of interviews, stories, activities, and more. This post contains affiliate links. Kids’ magazines have come a long way since I was young. I remember a…
Want to reduce food waste while teaching your kids about climate change? Try regrowing vegetables from scraps with this simple sustainability science experiment. This post was originally published on Thoughtfully Sustainable Were you raised with the phrase, “Don’t waste your food”? I know I was. I quickly learned as a young child that leftover night…
Have you ever made banana water (also known as banana peel compost tea)? I’m a skeptic that banana peel tea is actually as great for plants as social media trends imply but the process of making banana water is definitely a great science experiment for kids to learn about landfill emissions. We’ve created a fun…
What if we could break down composting for kids so they could see it happening with their own little eyes on a kid-sized scale? Wouldn’t that be fun? We’ve created a simple sustainability science experiment for kids to learn how to build a soilarium. A soilarium is a clear container packed with composting ingredients to…
Picture books are a great entry point to many difficult conversations with our kids. Read on for more about this creative project to help kids connect with and understand the global social and environmental justice goals as defined by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in an age-appropriate way No Hunger | United Nations Sustainable…
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