April 15, 2013
Today we are compiling links to the many great Earth Day resources for classes and families here on the Seymour Science blog. We have been celebrating Earth Day here since 2010, and we realize that many of you may not have been reading the blog over all that time. And some of you have told us that you would like to have links to some of our classic Earth Day stories and activities from previous years.
Here are resources and articles from previous years on the Seymour Science blog that you may want to use with your friends, family or class this month, while we celebrate Earth Day 2013:
Your Carbon Footprint Calculator
One Girl’s Earth Day Promise: Conserving Water
If There’s Global Warming, Why is it So Cold?
We also have many “Writing Wednesday” exercises on Earth-related themes. It doesn’t need to be Wednesday if you want to try your hand at writing about these topics!
Writing Wednesday: The Coldest Place on Earth
Writing Wednesday: The Hottest Place on Earth
Writing Wednesday: Compare and Contrast Seymour Simon’s Earth Writing
Writing Wednesday: Sandhill Crane Rescue!
Writing Wednesday: A Spectacular Volcano
Writing Wednesday: Polar Bears and Global Warming
Writing Wednesday: Stone and Water
Posted by: Liz Nealon
