Earth Day Groceries Reports, 2007
Go to Send in Your Report to submit your report for this year. The most recent reports are listed at the top of this page. If you would like to search by school name, state, etc. please visit our search page.
To view this state/province's other reports, please choose a year 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000. For reports prior to 2000, please click here!
ON
Mary Trist
mary.trist@kpdsb.on.ca
New Prospect Public School
Dryden, ON
Canada
We decorated 450
bags!
About our project: Our entire school decorated paper bags for our neighbourhood grocery store. We delivered the bags on Friday and the store began using them on Saturday morning. By 2 pm of that day, all of the bags were gone! They were such a hit, the store had to limit the bags to one per customer. Everyone was thrilled...especially the parents of the artists! It is our hope that these customers will continue to ask for paper instead of plastic!
submitted on 5/3/2007
Cindy Loop Snyder
cindy_loop_snyder@gecdsb.on.ca
Kingsville Public School
Kingsville, ON
Canada
www.gecdsb.on.ca
We decorated 620
bags!
About our project: Kingsville Public School continued in their quest of supporting a healthy earth by participating in the Earth Day Bag challenge. English and French messages were sent out to the community via poetry, collage, short essay, graphic art, computer generated text, logos and slogans. Over 600 participated. This was an engaging and effective hand-on community connection for all of us.
submitted on 5/3/2007
Paula Mooney
paula.mooney@ucdsb.on.ca
Meadowview P. S.
Addison, ON
Canada
We decorated 117
bags!
About our project: Students in grades three through seven decorated bags donated by the Real Canadian Superstore located in Brockville, Ontario. We looked at bags decorated by other schools in previous years. We then listed features of the "best" bags so that we do our best work. The decorated bags were well received by the store and the shoppers. Next year, we hope to involve the entire school!
submitted on 5/1/2007