Respect our Air! Nature Kids Club share with their peers that we should stop cutting trees down. We need the trees to give us oxygen! Plant more trees give back to our Earth, instead of always taking.
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Chief Justice Milvain School - Calgary
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Nature Club Students and students in room 3 grew food for the Turtle “Squirtle”. They studied him for their research project for the PLCs. Grade 3 students in TLC, also borrowed Squirtle to study him for their Unit on Life Cycles. Chief Justice Milvain School - Calgary
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Nature Club Students and members of room 3 grew plants in recycled milk containers. Chief Justice Milvain School - Calgary
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Nature Club Students made bio-degradable bird feeders for the neighborhood birds. Chief Justice Milvain School - Calgary
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The Nature Kids Club love Nature! Everything is perfect and in its own place. If you see something that is mine and you like it, you may look at it, but please don’t touch it. We are a community that together is working to help our environment. Chief Justice Milvain School - Calgary
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The Nature Kids Club encourages everyone to be kind and think of others when you are in the hallways or bathroom. Please remember that it is our learning time and it is precious to us! Chief Justice Milvain School - Calgary
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The Nature Kids Club is concerned with the quality of the air at school and share with others to carpool with each other in cold weather instead of taking multiple vehicles. Chief Justice Milvain School - Calgary
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The Nature Kids Club is concerned with adults smoking in the school grounds and how that impacts the air quality. They made no smoking signs for the school grounds. Chief Justice Milvain School - Calgary
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Star EcoWorks Systems Inc came in and presented to the Nature Kids Club and explained and to the students how the lights are broken down and recycled and how their impact on recycling had an impact on people on the other side of the world. The students were given the honor of signing a card that was going to be presented to the teacher chosen to get the Solar Light. It was a life changing... Chief Justice Milvain School - Calgary
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The Nature Kids Club asked the school to bring broken Christmas Lights. We donated the broken lights to STAR EcoWorks Energy Systems Inc. and they donated solar lights to families in Africa. The solar light went to a teacher to help her have light to teach her students in her classroom. Chief Justice Milvain School - Calgary
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