April has been a very exciting month for Little Pickle
Press. From giveaways with Carrots Are Orange to readings at Linden Tree Books,
we have been finding new and creative ways to celebrate Earth Month. Today, we
welcome two children, Mark and Nick, to highlight what it means to celebrate
Earth Month.
How did you celebrate
Earth Day this year?
Mark (8 years old): “At school. We learned about the water
and about ways that we can help the planet and stuff. And yeah, lots of stuff.”
Nick (6 years old): “We learned about it at school.”
Can you tell me the
importance of Earth Day?
Mark: “Because it’s important to look around and know the
things that you can do. Because, like, there are things that you don’t even
know. But the thing is, you don’t realize most of the time that we have to be
really careful if we want to live on this planet.”
Nick: “Earth Day we learned about being in the garden, and
how you can make different things grow. Earth Day is about growing things, so
that we have different things to eat.”
What are a few ways
that you can help to protect planet Earth?
Mark: “You can wash your hands with not that much water, and
you can also, like, not use paper plates when you get pizza…”
Nick: “Watch out for the animals.”
What is your favorite
outdoor activity? When do you get to spend time outside with nature?
Mark: “I’m outside almost every day because I play soccer
and ride my bike. Sometimes, I’m outside in the morning too because I walk to
school with my friends.”
Nick: “When it’s nice out, I can play outside with my sister
and stuff.”
What do you think is
the most important thing about Earth Day/Month?
Mark: “Remembering that there are things you can do to help
the way the world is, and doing them.”
Nick: “Being happy that you live here.”
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Do you have a child between the ages of four and ten years
old who would love to be interviewed for our next monthly feature? Contact cameron@littlepicklepress(dot)com.
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Wisdom from the mouths of babes!
ReplyDeleteLove the 'be happy that you live here' because I'm sure that love will lead to all the other wonderful attitudes expressed by your young contributors. Very sweet, and insightful. Thanks, Dani for the fun post.
ReplyDeleteChildren have wisdom beyond their years about the topics that matter most. Great post, Cameron. Thank you! ~ Rana
ReplyDeleteTwo smart young men who seem to get it, especially "be happy that you live here" and "you can wash your hands with not that much water."
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cameron.
Young wisdom, but wisdom all the same!
ReplyDeleteA big thank you to Mark and Nick for being great examples to us all! Great interview, Cameron, thanks for posting. Melanie
ReplyDeleteMost kids really do get it!
ReplyDeleteMost kids really do get it!
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