Earth Day Curriculum Projects and Activities

Earth Day Activities & Supplies for the Classroom that Keep Kids Engaged in Protecting Our Environment!

Remember to reduce, reuse and recycle! Celebrate Earth Day in the classroom with activities, crafts, stationery, toys and so much more!

Teach children to reduce, reuse and recycle! From stationery to projects, these fun products will help complement your Earth Day lessons and already-planned Earth Day curriculum. Browse through our extensive exclusive products that you'll only find here! You'll see why we're considered a teacher's best friend.

With fun activities like our DIY Watch it Grow Seed Pots to our Plush Label Me Globe, get kids involved in fighting for our environment and making conscientious efforts to lessen our carbon footprint. With our Watch it Grow Seed products students will be able to directly see the life cycle of plants when you keep them in your classroom. This can be a way to tie in your Science lessons with Earth Day fun.

Curriculum pieces like our Color Your Own We Speak for the Trees Pledge Posters can be integrated into your lesson plans to inform children on how they can help trees and other plants to keep our Earth green. Students will use what they learned and their own critical thinking skills to develop their own game plan on how they can help our environment. Our Life Cycles Learning Posters are great for your Science curriculum plans year-round, but the plant life cycle portion of the poster set includes and explains key terms of their life cycle from seed to pollination!

Stationery like our Earth Erasers, Save the Earth Roll Stickers, Globe Pencil Sharpeners, Peace Sign Stampers, notebooks and Earth Pencils make fantastic giveaways and additions to classroom rewards bins. Not just around Earth Day, but year-round as well!

Regardless of how you celebrate Earth Day in the classroom, make sure you impact how students view the environment and how precious it is! Through Earth Day curriculum, stationery and activities you can help remind students of their responsibility to conserve, not just on Earth day, but everyday.