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My Earth Day Coloring Book is Here!

Published almost 2 years ago • 1 min read

Stories in Sustainability & Science

Hi Reader,

Whether you’re a teacher looking for an easy Earth Day classroom activity, a parent seeking a fun sustainability project for your children at home, or a person that enjoys the therapeutic practice of coloring, my printable coloring book is for you! My Earth Day coloring book features twelve beautifully illustrated pages highlighting vital environmental themes, such as composting, planting trees, shopping secondhand, and choosing to reuse. You’re going to love it!

10 Free Earth Day Science Activities

Looking to add some science to your Earth Day celebration? I’ve compiled 10 free and easy science activities that you can do at home or in a classroom that will have learners of all ages engaged and excited about sustainability!

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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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As stewards of the future, let’s join hands in teaching our children the importance of caring for our planet. Together, we can make a lasting impact this Earth Day and beyond. Let's celebrate our planet and commit to sustainable practices for a healthier, greener tomorrow. Thank you for being part of the Thoughtfully Sustainable community!

Sustainably yours,

~Jess

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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