Celebrating Earth Day - Mosaic Earth Craft

Celebrating Earth Day - Mosaic Earth Craft

April 11, 2024

Earth Day is April 22nd, so now is a great time to teach your kids about the importance of recycling, keeping the earth clean, and making responsible environmental decisions. Here at TuTu's Green World we love sharing ideas to help you engage with your children around these topics and help you come up with ideas to educate your family and do things together to make the world a little greener! Check out our craft below!

How to make Earth Day Mosaic HERE 




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