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Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Wrap free Wednesday
Today room7 had 10 people who were wrap free. Here are our wrap free children.
Today we had 55 wrappers which is very high so our goal is to reduce this by at least 5 wrappers each week.
Dear Vardon's room, Being wrap-free is great for the environment! I don't think I'm wrap-free, but I think I'll try to be! Thank you for making me think about this! What made your class think about being wrap-free? Please comment on my class' blog! Here is the link: http://kidblog.org/MrsHeinesClass-3/ If you want to comment on one of my blogs, I am AAADevin. Sincerely, Devin :)
Thank you Vardon School for the comments on our blog: http://springstonteamendeavour.blogspot.co.nz/
We are just thinking about being litter free for our lunch on one day. How did you get started. Is there a prize if your class wins by having the least litter?
Why do you think it is important to make less wrappings on your lunch?
I am impressed by all those wrapper free children. How many children are in the class? We sometimes have litter free lunches at our school and a worm farm for the food scraps. I still think there is too many wrappers though. How do you encourage your students to be wrapper free? Mrs N-C from the Terrific Tuis
Congrats to all those litter free people. Our school has tried several times to have litter free lunches but only about 3 out of 20 people in our class have them. What do you put your sandwiches in?
Dear Vardon's room,
ReplyDeleteBeing wrap-free is great for the environment! I don't think I'm wrap-free, but I think I'll try to be! Thank you for making me think about this! What made your class think about being wrap-free?
Please comment on my class' blog! Here is the link: http://kidblog.org/MrsHeinesClass-3/
If you want to comment on one of my blogs, I am AAADevin.
Sincerely,
Devin :)
Thank you Vardon School for the comments on our blog: http://springstonteamendeavour.blogspot.co.nz/
ReplyDeleteWe are just thinking about being litter free for our lunch on one day. How did you get started. Is there a prize if your class wins by having the least litter?
Why do you think it is important to make less wrappings on your lunch?
From The ECO Team at Springston
I am impressed by all those wrapper free children. How many children are in the class? We sometimes have litter free lunches at our school and a worm farm for the food scraps. I still think there is too many wrappers though. How do you encourage your students to be wrapper free?
ReplyDeleteMrs N-C from the Terrific Tuis
What foods do you put into your lunch boxes too help reduce the wrappers? Any ideas please.
ReplyDeleteFrom Jeremy in Terrfific Tuis
how do you get less rappers ? any ideas
ReplyDeleteOur school has tried sevrel times to have a litter free lunch.How do you get so much litter free lunch?
ReplyDeletefrom Jett
Congrats to all those litter free people. Our school has tried several times to have litter free lunches but only about 3 out of 20 people in our class have them. What do you put your sandwiches in?
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