Category Archives: Ecological Responsibility

Ecological living and love of nature

• 8 Great Earth Day Activities for Families

  Celebrating Earth Day with children is a great way to help them learn about our beautiful planet, and our responsibility to care for it. There are so many ways that we can contribute to the Earth’s care every day, through things like recycling, composting, and reducing our consumption. But on Earth Day, it can be fun to find a special activity to do together to commemorate the day.  MORE

• 10 Easy Ways to Go Reusable at Home

  In the spirit of Earth Day this month, here are 10 simple changes you can make to create a more eco-friendly environment in your home.  MORE

• 8 Reasons to Go Camping With Your Kids

  The weather is warmer, and it is time to think about taking a break. As you plan your family vacation, consider hitting the trails with your kids.  MORE

• Children, Music, and Learning How to Listen

  Listening is fundamental for any sort of musicality and it is a skill we can introduce and nurture in our children long before they begin any form of music education.  MORE

• Wordless Wednesday: Star Gazing

  This week we asked you to share star gazing with us. Read more about Love of Nature on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• Wordless Wednesday: Camping

  This week we asked you to share camping with us. Read more about Ecological Responsibility and Love of Nature on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• Wordless Wednesday: Sticks

  This week we asked you to share photos of sticks with us. Read more about Ecological Responsibility and Love of Nature on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• Wordless Wednesday: Rocks

  This week we asked you to share photos of rocks with us. Read more about Ecological Responsibility and Love of Nature on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• Ethics, A Budget, and Your Taste Buds: Pick Your Pleasure

  I have reached Ethical Eating Fatigue, people. And I bet you have, too. There is a list as long as my arm concerning the health and ethical grey areas surrounding the food on our plates, and it’s enough to overwhelm a person. Here’s how to break through.  MORE

• Recycling “Rubbish” Into Toys for a Toddler

  Solve two problems at once, and divert some of your ‘rubbish’ from the recycling bin to the toy box. Here are a few repurposed objects that have been a big hit with my one-year-old.  MORE

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