Earth Day Groceries Reports, 2001
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RI
Jean Carmody
ride8606@ride.ri.net
Glen Hills Elementary School
Cranston, RIUSA
www.cps.k12.ri.us/~glenhill/bags/bag.html
We decorated 350
bags!
About our project: About our project: The parents, students and faculty of Glenn Hills Elementary School found this to be an exciting and wonderful way for students to get involved in the community. We are a school very much involved with our community, so it wasn't a surprise to see the enthusiasm on my students faces when they created these bags! This Earthday Project is one of many 'internet' projects for our school to be involved in and I am hoping with this success, other educators will be interested in participating in other 'online' projects. I am also hoping to get other art educators in my district involved next year! You can find a sampling of our bags at http://www.cps.k12.ri.us/~glenhill/bags/bag.html :-)
submitted on 6/13/2001
Gloria Budz
rid22799@ride.ri.net
Western Hills Middle Sch
Cranston, RIUSA
We decorated 280
bags!
About our project: All students completed a rough draft first. This was part of a graphic design lesson. Tip: use only mediums that will not bleed or smudge easily.
submitted on 5/15/2001
Nancy Pariseault
ride7903@ride.ri.net
West Kingston
West Kingston, RIUSA
We decorated 500
bags!
About our project: For the fourth year in a row, West Kingston Elementary School, in Rhode Island, has participated in the Earth Day Groceries Project. The students in grades 1-6 decorated 500 bags that were handed out to customers of Shaw's Supermarket in Wakefield, RI. The students, teachers, and customers all look forward to this worthwhile event each year.
submitted on 5/9/2001
Cathy Fox
Veterans Memorial Elementary
Central Falls, RIUSA
We decorated 100
bags!
About our project: The children talked about the importance of caring for our earth. We learned about recycling. We had lots of fun sharing this message with our art.
submitted on 5/8/2001
Wendy Sullivan
Sully79@home.com
E.S. Rhodes
Cranston, RIUSA
We decorated 50
bags!
About our project: I asked the teachers of my children to participate and they were very excited. When word got out to the other teachers, it was too late, but I think all classes will be participating next year.
submitted on 4/23/2001