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Showing posts with label Earth Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Earth Day. Show all posts

Thursday, 9 June 2011

Save Planet Earth

In this video we get an idea of the variety of plants, animals and habitats that live on Earth. The text is easy to follow and I hope it makes you think. The photographers did a magnificent job as well.


Game: Clean the beach




Everybody likes to swim in beautiful beaches but it's up to us to keep them clean.
In this game you can do that by picking up all the litter you find.
You must be careful and put the rubbish in the right bins: plastic, glass, paper and cans.


Click on the photograph and happy cleaning!










Monday, 6 June 2011

The Animals save the Planet: Elephant shower

Perhaps it would be nice to think of others before you use up all the water.
Save the planet. Use only the water you need.


The Animals save the Planet: Supermarket bag

Save their planet. Avoid using plastic bags.






The Animals save the Planet: Romancing the bag

Save their planet. Use biodegradable products.




The Animals save the Planet: Meerkats and Emissions

Save their planet. Cut your emissions.




The Animals save the Planet: Lions recycle

If animals can recycle, so can we.
Save their planet. Recycle all you can.



Recycle song

Everybody knows by now how important it is to recycle. This song tells you how you can do it in order to help our planet. It's quite easy to learn because the letters move around and make up the words for you to read.



Friday, 3 June 2011

Story: Planet Earth




Everybody would like to live in a green world. In this story, the school children visit the Earth museum and learn about what should be done to have a greener planet.

Story: The Rainbow Serpent


The Rainbow Serpent is a powerful ancestor, known by many Aboriginal groups throughout Australia. They believe the Rainbow Serpent played an important role in the life cycle of plants and animals and seasonal changes.

The many stories and sites associated with the Rainbow Serpent are often linked to water and places where she travelled across country, leaving behind features in the landscape. Australian Aboriginals believe she is still present today, resting, and should never be disturbed.

Listen to this beatiful story about the Rainbow Serpent.
I hope you enjoy it!