This year's campaign is dedicated to an ambitious goal – to achieve global climate and environmental literacy in the space of three years, by Earth Day 2020.
Family and School Activities:
https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/collections/teaching-content/celebrate-earth-day/
http://www.greeneducationfoundation.org/nationalgreenweeksub/curriculum-and-activities/activities-ngw/1195-top-10-earth-day-activities.html
Learn more about Treecology and browse some Earth Day activities
https://www.jumpintoabook.com/2017/04/happy-earth-day-treecology/
50 Earth Day Activities for kids will encourage children to create objects from natural and recycled materials and spend more time outdoors.
http://tinkerlab.com/fifty-earth-day-activities/
John Muir also known as "John of the Mountains", was an American naturalist, author, environmental philosopher, glaciologist and early advocate for the preservation of wilderness in the United States. He was born April 21, 1838.
“In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.” -- John Muir
by Beverly Mc Loughland
Earth, what will you give me
In summer
In summer,
Earth, what will you give me
In summer
Serene?
I’ll give you my fields
Made of lilies,
Of lilies,
I’ll give you my fields
Made of lilies
And green.
And what will you give me
In autumn
In autumn
And what will you give me
In autumn
So bold?
I’ll give you my leaves
Made of maple,
Of maple,
I’ll give you my leaves
Made of maple
And gold.
And what will you give me
In winter,
In winter,
What will you give me
In winter
So light?
I’ll give you my stars
Made of crystal,
Of crystal,
I’ll give you my stars
Made of crystal
And white.
And what will you give me
In springtime,
In springtime,
And what will you give me
In springtime
So new?
I’ll give you my nests
Made of grasses,
Of grasses,
I’ll give you my nests
Made of grasses
And blue.
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