Looking for gifts for littles this year that for fun for them but also educational, fun, and kinder to the Earth? This kids gift guide has items that teach children, science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM) without them realizing they are learning. They are eco-friendly and reinforce green living with loads of fun for younger age groups 6-12 years old.
It’s a subscription service for 6-12-year-olds that teaches them how to code. A new computer science concept with a set of fun app projects that are delivered every month. Every box comes with a mix of coding projects, ranging from simple to more advanced.
A great way to encourage little ones to use their reusable water bottle. Have them style it to their liking and they are sure to want to use it over the one-time plastic.
Microscopes open an entire world to children of the things unseen. They can now visualize what common items look like on a more cellular level and details of their favorite tiny curiosities like bugs.
What an awesome way to show children how long our garbage takes to decompose! This composting gift is a great STEM and eco-friendly gift as it gives children a real-life visual of how garbage can be made into great stuff for the earth. The accompanying workbook explains to children composting.
Science kit Experiments for Kids! Make a T-rex, Styracosaurus, Stegosaurus, and 5 others. Feel free to play around with the colors! Turn your kids' bath or shower into a party while they learn fascinating dinosaur facts in the process. Non-toxic materials include molds, natural essence, and colors.
Soap Bars, Bamboo Toothbrushes & More!
Let’s visit one of the most important rooms in your home: the bathroom! 🛁
Today’s Plastic-Free Challenge is all about making eco-friendly swaps that are great for kids, parents, and the planet.
Are you ready to make your bathroom clean and green? Let’s go!
Bring Your Own Containers & Shop the Earth-Friendly Way
Today’s Plastic-Free Challenge is a little nutty—because we’re diving into the world of bulk bins! 🎉
Have you ever seen the big bins at the store filled with nuts, cereal, pasta, or dried fruit? Those are called bulk bins, and they’re one of the BEST ways to shop without plastic.
Let’s learn how to use them—and why they’re your new best friend!
Today’s Plastic-Free Challenge is all about something you probably use every day—cutlery! That’s a fancy word for forks, spoons, knives, and chopsticks. 🍽️
Did you know that millions of plastic utensils are used just once and then thrown away? 😱 But YOU can help stop that by packing reusable ones instead!