by Erik Nevala Lee | May 2, 2020 | blog
Tuesday, May 5 is Giving Tuesday! In normal times, Giving Tuesday is in November. However, these are not normal times! Many non-profit organizations are short on funds and are unable to deliver the services they ordinarily provide. Therefore, a special Giving Tuesday...
by Les Judd | Apr 22, 2019 | blog
Today is Earth Day! The first Earth Day was 49 years ago in 1970. Green City Challenge celebrated Earth Day twice last week by bringing our games to two schools in Manhattan. On Tuesday, April 16 we were at PS 185 and presented the games to 4th and 5th graders. On...
by Jerrod Delaine | Dec 4, 2017 | blog
A box of old CD-ROMS could be tossed. But because some environmentally conscious person dropped them off at Detroit’s Recycle Here center, a dozen Detroit youth transformed the would-be landfill waste into colorful suncatchers. Splattering a disc with paint, Yaasameen...
by Jerrod Delaine | Nov 27, 2017 | blog
When the future of the planet is tied into decisions the younger generation make today, it’s crucial to have classroom conversations about the environment. But how do we talk about such complex issues, bound up with science and politics, in an engaging way? Books with...
by Jerrod Delaine | Nov 20, 2017 | blog
Parents, take note! Children who grow up close to parks and green spaces may develop a better attention span, a study suggests. Researchers from Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) in Spain studied data from 1,500 children, collected during 2003-2013....
by Les Judd | Jan 1, 1970 | blog
Writing A Book Review For Primary Students Buy Term Paper Any great internet marketer would tell you that email marketing is the backbone along with business. Then why? Because it allows you to trade to exact prospect all the time and once. And, it allows you to...
