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As parents, we all want to give our children the tools they need to understand the world around them. One of the most valuable yet often overlooked lessons children can learn is about trees. Not only are trees a vital part of the environment, but they also offer a wonderful opportunity for children to explore, learn, and engage with nature in a meaningful way. From understanding ecosystems to fostering environmental stewardship, learning about trees can have a profound impact on a child’s development and outlook on the world. Why Should Kids Learn About Trees? Connection to Nature : In a world dominated by technology, it’s crucial that children develop a connection with the natural world. Trees are living beings that provide a tangible link to nature, allowing kids to observe growth, seasons, and the intricate relationships between plants and animals. Building Awareness of the Environment : Trees are integral to the health of our planet. By learning about trees, children become more a...

Kids' Kindness Acts for World Kindness Week!

It's Monday November 13, 2023 the beginning of World Kindness week and a beautiful day to celebrate and promote kindness. Happy World Kindness Day and Week! 💚

Whether big or small we can all do random acts of kindness anytime and anywhere and we can teach our children to do the same.

Here are some ways in which children can show acts of kindness today or any day:


1. Write a letter or draw a picture for a grandparent or a family member who lives far away.

2. Bake cookies or cupcakes and deliver them to a neighbor or friend.

3. Hold the door open for someone who has their hands full.

4. Pick up litter at a park or on the street.

5. Offer to help a younger child with their homework or school project.

6. Donate old toys, clothes or books to a local charity.

7. Say hello to a stranger and give them a smile.

8. Help an elderly neighbor with their yard work or grocery shopping.

9. Make a homemade card for someone who is sick or going through a hard time.

10. Donate money or fundraising efforts to a local animal shelter or rescue organization.

Remember, acts of kindness can be big or small, and it's the thought and effort that counts. Encourage your child to come up with their own ideas and share the positive impact they can have on others.

Picture of a Smiling river rock in a sea of colourful faceless smooth river rocks for world kindness week 2023.

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