Wind chimes, tin-can telephones, elevators, cars, toy houses, plant holders, a seedling starter and much much more are on display at the Salmo Public Library, showcasing the creativity and ingenuity displayed by this group as they turned what was to be trash truly into treasure.
This week, the students at Rosemont stepped up their Eco-Challenge actions and earned a total of 6756 points. Thirteen students brought in their booklets and received prizes. Well done!
The Gr. 6 students of Robson Elem. and Twin Rivers Elem. have been competing for the most amount of Eco points during the month long Family Eco Challenge. Both classes worked very hard at completing their actions and filling out their booklets. And the winner is: Twin Rivers with 36,615 Eco points. Awesome work! Robson … Continued
Anyone participating in the ecochallenge has the fun, though especially challenging, option of coming up with your own ideas on how to decrease your ecological footprint – in each of the areas we’ve looked at (water, food, transportation, energy, stuff). For some people who already do a lot of the suggestions in the booklet, this … Continued
And they’re off! Students in Mr. Schnare’s class have begun to incorporate their EcoFootprint-shrinking actions into their day-to-day lives. This week, students were rewarded for their commitments and challenged to shortening their showers and saving energy and water. FortisBC donated some great shower timers that will be used for the next few weeks! Week 1 … Continued
Mr. Schnare’s class is excited to be participating in the EcoChallege. After completing our Investigations last week, we are choosing actions this week to commit to, in order to shrink our Ecological Footprints! We are especially excited about timing our showers and making them shorter, as well as cutting down on waste. Another popular action … Continued
Mrs. Schmidt’s Grade 4/5 class took up the Beyond Recycling EcoChallenge in force this week. From trying to turning off lights as often as possible (including at friends’ houses) to trying to recycle more, there are lots of commitments that the students are going to try to make habits. But then there are the students … Continued
Part of the EcoChallenge is looking at ways we can grow our EcoHandprint – all the good things we can do to help the Earth, to save the Earth’s resources, and to make sure we’re sharing more evenly.
Lucerne students are up for the challenge. The Eco-Challenge that is. This month the grade 4/5/6 students at Lucerne are participating in a Kootenay wide Beyond Recycling Eco-Challenge, where students will try to reduce their ecological footprint (negative environmental impacts), and increase their ecological handprints (choices and actions that help the environment in a positive … Continued
