Picture This: Lubeck School celebrates Earth Day
Students cleaned the Butterfly Garden and took home Earth Day word search puzzles. (Photo provided)
Lynn Greenly led an activity where students created Earth Day bracelets with WATER, EARTH DAY, AIR, SKY and GRASS. (Photo provided)
The Lubeck School Conservation Club celebrated Earth Day. Students began by reciting the Conservation Pledge that focuses on environmental stewardship and protection of the air, water and land. Judi White read the book 鈥淗ow the Cuyahoga River Exploded and Ignited the Earth Day Movement鈥� that was purchased by President Lynn VanFossen, then donated to the library and presented to teacher Tamara Smith, pictured. (Photo provided)
Students cleaned the Butterfly Garden and took home Earth Day word search puzzles. (Photo provided)
Lynn Greenly led an activity where students created Earth Day bracelets with WATER, EARTH DAY, AIR, SKY and GRASS. (Photo provided)
The Lubeck School Conservation Club celebrated Earth Day. Students began by reciting the Conservation Pledge that focuses on environmental stewardship and protection of the air, water and land. Judi White read the book 鈥淗ow the Cuyahoga River Exploded and Ignited the Earth Day Movement鈥� that was purchased by President Lynn VanFossen, then donated to the library and presented to teacher Tamara Smith, pictured. (Photo provided)
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The Lubeck School Conservation Club celebrated Earth Day. Students began by reciting the Conservation Pledge that focuses on environmental stewardship and protection of the air, water and land. Judi White read the book "How the Cuyahoga River Exploded and Ignited the Earth Day Movement" that was purchased by President Lynn VanFossen, then donated to the library and presented to teacher Tamara Smith. Lynn Greenly also led an activity where students created Earth Day bracelets with WATER, EARTH DAY, AIR, SKY and GRASS. Students also cleaned the Butterfly Garden and took home Earth Day word search puzzles.