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Celebrate Earth Month with a Printable Sustainability Bingo Game!

Published 9 months ago • 1 min read

The Conscious Classroom

Simple, sustainable STEM projects that reduce waste, spark curiosity, and inspire young minds.

Hi Reader,

April is Earth Month, and there’s no better time to get our learners thinking about how they can make a difference in their own backyards, schools, and neighborhoods! 💚

To help spark meaningful conversations and actions, I’ve updated one of our community favorites — Sustainability Bingo!

What is it?
A hands-on, student-friendly game that encourages kids to take small, thoughtful actions that support the planet — from composting and reusing to planting seeds and conserving energy. Perfect for:

  • Classrooms
  • Homeschool families
  • Earth Day events
  • After-school programs

And the best part? It aligns with the new Pennsylvania STEELS Environmental Literacy & Sustainability Standards and the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) — so it’s fun, meaningful, and supports your curriculum goals! 🙌

Ready to play? As a thank you for subscribing to my newsletter, take 25% off your purchase of Sustainability Bingo with the code EARTHDAY25
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$5.00

Sustainability Bingo

Introduce your learners to sustainable living habits through the classic game of bingo!
Composting, eating leftovers,... Read more
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Looking for more ways to celebrate Earth Month with your students? Check out these additional resources:

$3.00

Earth Day Coloring Book

Join me on a colorful journey to celebrate Earth Day with this special 12-page coloring book for kids! Dive into the... Read more
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$3.00

Composting Crossword Puzzle

Introduce your learners to the sustainable practice of composting with a fun crossword puzzle, complete with background... Read more
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Thank you for supporting my work! Feel free to share pictures of your students in action — I’d love to celebrate their stewardship stories!

Sustainably yours,

Jess
​Founder, Thoughtfully Sustainable

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Thoughtfully Sustainable

by Jessica Purcell

Are you a parent or teacher that’s looking to integrate science and sustainability concepts into your learners’ lives? I’m here to help! My name is Jessica and I’m a science teacher and mom that creates hands-on sustainability and STEM lessons for grades K-8 to cultivate critical thinking skills and foster a deeper appreciation for the natural world.

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