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Last week, Kelli shared with us Green Valentines made by Stubby Pencil Studio. Stubby Pencil Studio offers 100% recycled (post-consumer) coloring, interactive cards, as well as eco-friendly art supplies for children and adults (see Victoria's post on Crafting a Green World about toxic art supplies). Stubby Pencil Studio has graciously offered to give a "Green to the Letter" Stationery basket to one of our readers, a $60 value! Included in the basket:
6 packs of Color 'n Kids cards (winner's choice of styles)
5 Smencils (winner's choice of scents)
Box of 24 Soy Crayons
Box of 12 Forest Choice colored pencils
To enter: Have your child write a slogan or poem about living green and post it as a comment to this post by Wednesday, February 27, 2008!
Living as commercial-free as we possibly can, my six-year-old daughter didn't really understand what a slogan was when I explained it to her. She was stumped at writing one; however, she is just learning about poetry in first grade. Sure, I have read to her Langston Hughes and Shel Silverstein, but I don't think that she has ever written a poem before. This is her very first poem, and she wrote it without any assistance from me (other than dictating it for me to write).
Eco Kids
by MLC
I like recycling;
I like good food
and my bicycle too.
I like wooden toys
and yarn too.
Plastic is bad;
I don't like it much.
Winners will be selected at random and submitted to PRIZEY.fetch, this service is optional for entries, but enables you to enter without using an email address.
