Earth Day Groceries Reports, 2003
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GA
Melisa Baltes
baltesatl@cs.com
Dowell Elementary
Marietta, GA
USA
We decorated 380
bags!
About our project: The students at Dowell were thrilled to be able to contribute in telling the community how important it is to think before you just throw away certain items. We had almost every single student in the third, fourth and fifth grade participate!! We can't wait until next year!
submitted on 8/23/2003
Melvian Carlan
melvinacarlan@pickens.k12.ga.us
Jasper Elementary
Japer, GA
USA
webtech.kennesaw.edu/mcarlan/
We decorated 478
bags!
About our project: Mrs. Dendia Chastain and I coordinated making bookmarks to distribute to the library. We did bookmarks in lieu of bags since the grocery store that we contacted would not use bags that had been handled. The bookmarks worked great. They were easier for our first grade students to decorated. We enjoyed this project as part of our Earth Day activities.
submitted on 5/7/2003
Laura Burell
Holy Redeemer Catholic School
Alpharetta, GA
USA
We decorated 774
bags!
About our project: We decorated 774 bags. The students had fun sharing their Earth Day messages. We hope that shoppers read our messages and that we've heightened environmental awareness.
submitted on 4/29/2003
Jennifer Burke
jburke@atlanta.k12.ga.us
Centennial Place Elementary School
Atlanta, GA
USA
We decorated 100
bags!
About our project: Our 2nd graders and 4th graders decorated bags during Art Classes. Then they did research about Earth Day and used several of the bags with their research products to create a bulletin board display on our main hallway.
submitted on 4/25/2003
Courtney Johnson
Kilough Elementary
Dawsonville, GA
USA
We decorated 209
bags!
About our project: This is Kilough's first year as a new school. Education majors from North Georgia College and State University helped organize the grocery bag project at Kilough. Students were very excited about sending their Earth Day messages to our local Ingles grocery store for our community to see. Students also planted flowers and participated in other Earth Day activities, which made Kilough's first Earth Day a success!
submitted on 4/25/2003