mummiez & daddiez magazine May - June Issue 2013
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We always talk about aiming to<br />
maintain, preserve and protect our<br />
environment for our children and<br />
future generations. Families can<br />
encourage sustainable living and<br />
change how they eat, live, use<br />
resources and impact on their<br />
environment. Children learn by<br />
example both from their parents but<br />
also from their schools, peers and<br />
teachers. Educational environmental<br />
ethos is so very important in early<br />
education. Young children learn by<br />
example and can develop habits that<br />
will last a lifetime at that age. They<br />
are eager and enthusiastic young<br />
minds who are innately interested in<br />
their world and willing without<br />
Eco Edu<br />
prejudice to accept new concepts and<br />
ideals.<br />
Children can do their bit to help the<br />
environment and make their<br />
community more sustainable. They<br />
can help recycle their rubbish and<br />
sort it into the appropriate bin or<br />
caddy, they can learn to look at the<br />
recycle symbols on the back of<br />
containers.<br />
Teaching kids not to waste water, to<br />
turn off lights and tv or computers<br />
when finished an activity will save<br />
energy. Closing doors of rooms and<br />
closing curtains in the evening will all<br />
help heat conservation. Children are
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