
Taking care of our environment should be at the top of our list of things to do. For many of us -ahem- older generation it’s hard to get our heads wrapped around the fact that the world is not indestructible and that clean water, and clean air just wont always be there. But it is true, if we continue to treat our world with disrespect, the resources we rely on will no longer be there tomorrow. This is why is it good to start your children off a young age to be environmentally friendly and consciences.
Idbids are eco-friendly toys that are teaching children at a young age that little things can make a huge difference for our environment. The Idbids are not only a physical toy, but there is also a code that comes a long with each Idbid for children to enter online and they can learn and play with their new toy online too.
The Idbids teach your children about little ways they can make a difference for the environment. Not only does it teach them what they can do, it also lets them know the effects of the changes they make are as well. For example, it teaches children to turn off the tap when bruising their teeth and they can save a whole bath tub of water in a week.
There are 3 different types of Idbids, Scout the Cloud, Lola the pink flower, and Waverley the blue rain drop. So there is an Idbid for every type of child to love and learn from.
The Idbid starter kit comes complete with the following items
- Idbid characters – made from 100% organic Egyptian cotton
- story book which teaches your child about ways they can help the environment -the book is printed on recycled paper and with eco-friendly inks
- Field Guide with 10 small steps that your child can do to help the environment, with a progress chart – printed on recycled paper and with eco-friendly inks
- Backpack to carry the Idbid and books – made with 100% organic cotton
- Online code for your child to interact with their Idbid online
All the packaging is also made from recycled paper and there is a paper doll cut out and play land insert. You can also buy each Idbid separately.
If you are looking for an easy way to get your kids involved with the environment, the Idbids are sure to be an easy way to get them excited and interested in seeing what a difference one person can make. These would make a create addition to a classroom as well. Hopefully with great products like the Idbids the next generation will have a better appreciation for our world than we do.
Buy it: To purchase visit Idbids online, or for my local readers you can get them at exclusively at P’lovers, you can also visit Eco-Alberta to see where Idbids are available in your area.
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The 3 little idol that promote Nature and the enviroment work with The Nature Conservancy, which was founded a long time ago – in 1954! They also work with school on educating children. And its made from 100% Egyptian Cotton. Thats super. Thanks for the giveaway
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I subscribe to your blog aswell thanks
The simplest thing we can teach kid is to NOT litter. My youngest really likes to help with the recycyling each week and we try all the time to be eco friendly in our home for sure. Thanks .
I follow on twitter and tweeted today http://twitter.com/evyready/status/2687403642
Hi I twittered about your giveaway!!
We can simply teach our kids that recycling is the right thing to do!!
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I posted about this giveaway on my facebook
I learned that there is an online reward program where kids can get a certifcate of completion when they finish their field guide. I think that’s a really cool idea.
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I learned that they are lovingly handcrafted using 100% organic Egyptian cotton which has been colored with natural organic dyes – no two are alike, just like children
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we can teach them to recycle and to turn off the water
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I think we should teach our kids to eat local produce when they can.
I learned that each idbid comes with a code that can be entered online to help the Nature Conservancy preserve the habitats of our animal friends.
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The lesson I teach my kids is to take care of the earth – don’t litter, recycle.
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I learned on the Idbids site that their packaging is eco friendly and made of recycled materials
I try to teach my son not to be wasteful – this takes on so many meanings!
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The Nature Conservancy was founded in 1954
I have learned tha thte nature conservancy was created in 1954
we can teach our children to not litter and recycle
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I like how they have been colored with organic dyes and no two are alike. How unique!!
I’ve been teaching my daughter how to recycle and to pick up trash in our neighborhood.
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I learned that with the purchase of each kit, a child can enter a code online that will help protect the habitats of animal friends through The Nature Conservancy’s Plant A Billion Trees campaign, Adopt an Acre® or Rescue the Reef® programs.
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We are just working on recycling all her little bits of paper she uses for Arts and Crafts. She has her own recycling bin.
i learned that 50¢ of the purchase of each Idbid plush toy will be contributed to The Nature Conservancy through February, 2010
we need to teach kids to respect the environment. we do our best to recycle and re-purpose.
I love those IDBIDS! talk about making the environment personal. How great to start children off on the right ecological foot.
Actually, everything mentioned on the cute little video clip I already knew but I appreciate that they’ve made ‘being green’ attractive for kids and to get their attention.
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The simplest things to teach a child are (1) clean up after yourself and (2) don’t be wasteful. Easy things to teach a child from birth.
It’s posted on my fb wall
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I learned: Teach your kids to recycle. It’s the simplest thing to do
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I learned this from the site and I love it’s concept.
Imagine a world where we have taught environmental sustainability as a fundamental concept to our children –
just as we teach shapes, colors, letters and the importance of saying “please and thank you.”
I totally agree with this.
I learned With the purchase of each kit, a child can enter a code online that will help protect the habitats of animal friends through The Nature Conservancy’s Plant A Billion Trees campaign, Adopt an Acre® or Rescue the Reef® programs.
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They are based in Atlanta – love the Green IQ quiz
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It is simple to teach about recycling – my 4 year old ‘looks for the triangles’
I like that each Idbid has it’s own ‘personality’ decribed
I also like their educators section, this would be good for me too because I am the ‘greenest’ member of my families and I have lots of kiddos to influence (7 neices and nephews and one daughter):)
I posted this quote on my FB becuase I like what they say SO much!
“Just like the concept of shapes, colors and numbers, teaching children the concept of caring for our Earth at an early age will help to ensure good habits now and for the future. “
We are teaching our little one by having her help us put the items in the recycle bins, and hanging her dipes to dry. We upcycle many things- which I am hoping as she grows she’ll notice (like making dresses out of daddy’s old t-shirts…etc) and we don’t use paper towels- just dish towels and cloth napkins.
She is just one- but she already loves to hold and carry the bags we take to the store. When it’s time she likes to help pass them all to the checker.
She thinks it’s funny.
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I learned that no two are exactly alike…just like our kiddies!!
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there are 3 different Idbids
I like that the Idbids packaging comes from recycled and eco-friendly materials. I hate items with plastic packaging that just goes into the garbage.
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I’d like to teach my son that it’s good to buy used clothes and toys instead of new whenever possible. Also to donate what he doesn’t need anymore so other kids can enjoy his things.
I absolutely love these – what a great idea and they are oh so cute!!! Something I learned from the idbids website was that just like children, no two are alike!!!
i follow you on twitter and tweeted! http://twitter.com/kenziesmum2009/statuses/2698781513
I think that we can simply teach our kids to take care of our environment by setting the example, after all, that is how a child learns. They watch us for their cues on how to speak and move and laugh so when we tell them it’s playtime, more of us should stand up too and go outside and lay them in the grass and let them jump in puddles. Before too long they will be the ones needing to sort the recycling and stop the paper bills from being mailed so, for now, making piles of autumn leaves and fresh snow angels is the best way to teach a child how very precious everything is and how very blessed we are to be able to play with the things that don’t need to be plugged in!
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One simple thing we can teach our children about is composting, it reduces waste and they can see an end result.
With the purchase of each kit, a child can enter a code online that will help protect the habitats of animal friends through The Nature Conservancy’s Plant A Billion Trees campaign, Adopt an Acre® or Rescue the Reef® programs.
teach them to respect nature and th rest will follow
I learned that 50 cents from the purchase of each Idbid will be contributed to The Nature Conservancy through February 2010
I love that they use recycled packaging, as well. Practice what you preach!
I learned that the Official Idbids Field Guide includes 10 doable iddy biddy steps. The child can chart his or her progress as steps are completed every day. Printed on recycled paper with eco-friendly inks.
I am an e-mail subscriber.
I learned that with each kit that is purchased, a child can enter a code online that helps protect the habitats of animal friends through The Nature Conservancy’s Plant A Billion Trees campaign, Adopt an Acre or Rescue the Reef programs.
I follow you on twitter and tweeted this giveaway
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The simplest thing we can teach our kids is to recycle. You can make it fun for them by letting them participate in labelling the boxes for plastics, cardboard etc.
I am a fan on facebook – cherdon
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I learned that the kit packaging is made from recycled and eco-friendly materials ~ wonderful!
I follow on twitter and tweeted. http://twitter.com/susanlanai/status/2703544594
We can teach them by our example how to respect the environment by making sure we recycle everything that can be!
I’m a Fan of My Wee View on Facebook.
I posted on Facebook.
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handcrafted using 100% organic Egyptian cotton
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The kits themselves (packaging( are recyclable and made out of eco friendly materials.
I subscribe.
I always attempt to communicate to my grandchildren that God gave us this earth and it is our job to care for it – be good stewards of it.
I learned that with the purchase of each kit, a child can enter a code online that will help protect the habitats of animal friends through The Nature Conservancy’s Plant A Billion Trees campaign, Adopt an Acre® or Rescue the Reef® programs.
My son is still a little too young to understand (he’s only 1) but I’m definitely going to explain that we recycle so we don’t fill up landfills and wastelands that take away houses for animals. I will also teach water conservation when brushing teath, bathing, etc.
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Following on Twitter and I tweeted! http://twitter.com/kris10chumley/status/2705077323
I learned that they support The Nature Conservancy founded in 1954.
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I teach my kids to recycle.
I learned that the Nature Conservancy has protected 119 million acres of land! WOW
We can teach our kids to reuse products to help reduce waste. We reuse shoe boxes to make houses for her stuffed pets. She colors them and adds stickers to them, it’s a great project.
I subscribe via email!
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I follow on twitter and tweeted!
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Thanks!
I learned that they have eight different awards and recognitions! I love that little waterdrop Idbid, Waverly!
One of the simplest things I’ve taught my three year old is to pick up pieces of garbage along the way on our walks.
I subscribe!
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They have 9 awards!
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I like that Waverly teaches kiddos about protecting the earths water!
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My daughter is only 2, but she already knows about not littering, recycling and conserving water. You can teach your kids great things so easily!
I like the water drop Thank you Betty
I like the Waverly Organic Cotton Plush — thanks for the great giveaway:)
I think the most simplest thing to teach kids is that they have to care for the planet so it is there for future generations.
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They have an online reward program. Great idea!
I taught my son to recycle as early as I could. I reuse the backs of my printer paper and envelopes
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I love that the kids can go online, and complete an online reward program to receive a certificate! Talk about motivation!
I subscribe via e-mail!
simple things i teach my 3 year-old about taking care of the environment are things like not wasting water and power and not littering, a major pet peeve with me!
With the purchase of each kit, a child can enter a code online that will help protect the habitats of animal friends through The Nature Conservancy’s Plant A Billion Trees campaign, Adopt an Acre® or Rescue the Reef® programs!
I learned that The kit packaging is made from recycled and eco-friendly materials
I subscribe by email
I learned the kit packaging is made from recycled materials.
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I love that the friends are 100% Cotton!!
Just tweeted!!
I think a simple thing we can teach our kids about the environment is that it is here to stay and they need to take care of it so that it really is here tomorrow and so that they have a great place to live!!
I subscribe to e-mail as well
Scout is an avid bird watcher. He runs into them everyday.
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What simple thing can we teach kids about the environment?
Don’t pollute. Put all your trash into a trash can and not on the ground.
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Awesome idea
I learned that: The kit packaging is made from recycled and eco-friendly materials.
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I learned the simplest thing we can teach our kids is to recycle. And isn’t that true! We love to recycle at our house!
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I love how as a part of buying these precious gifts- you also contribute to saving the environment!
learning and teaching kiddies hoe to recycle
I learned that 50¢ of the purchase of each Idbid plush toy will be contributed to The Nature Conservancy through February, 2010 with a minimum guarantee of $10,000.
Two important things we teach our children is to conserve water and we recycle.
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The Nature Conservancy was founded a long time ago – in 1954
These are so cute, and educational, the best toys!
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We can teach our kids that it is our resposibility to keep the environment clean and safe for the future!
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theres an online reward program that recognu=izes the child with a personalized Certificate of Completion once the field guide is complete
oh Im definiately a subscriber of YOURS…..
You can get your child’s green IQ from the site- take a quick quiz
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Uhm… post 173 and 174 I gave you the wrong email -should be this one =sorry!!
I love that the packages are recycled. Thanks for the chance.
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I learned that this company really cares about the enviroment and the kit packaging is made from recycled and eco-friendly materials.
Thanks
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I like the fact that we can teach our children to recycle ,it just makes it a part of their life ,they won’t even think about it they will just do it.
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I learned that even the packaging is made from recycled materials.
A simple thing we can teach our kids is that recycling something, no matter how little helps the environment.
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The IBID kit packaging is made from eco-friendly, recycled materials.
I’m a fan
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The most simple thing we can teach our kids is to pick up trash and put it in the trash can!
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I learned that there is a Keen on Being Green classroom kit designed to be a creative and innovative way to teach children the basics of science and how to care for our Earths. Teaching children the concept of caring for our Earth at an early age will help to ensure good habits now and for the future.
I hope they are very successful in getting this into a lot of schools.
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What we can teach about the environment…help kids see that little things can add up to a lot if more people do them…such as turn off lights when they leave a room, turn off the water when brushing their teeth, give their used toys and clothes to a thrift store for resell, recycle, etc. Children can be a big part in these types of things and it can become a habit for them.
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I love that they are 100% organic Egyptian cotton which has been colored with natural organic dyes – no two are alike, just like children!
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Well, we’re growing a small garden this year, so I’m teaching the kids the differences between store-bought and home grown – pesticides, travel time, etc.
I learned they have an online reward program for kids. Once they complete the field guide they receive a certificate of completion. Thank you!
Our grandkids are great at recycling. They will even bring items they found at the park to be recycled. My granddaughter even said one day look grandma they messed our planet. That was cute.
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I learned that by purchasing a Idbids your child can put in a code to help the earth!
I learned that With the purchase of each kit, a child can enter a code online that will help protect the habitats of animal friends through The Nature Conservancy’s Plant A Billion Trees campaign, Adopt an Acre® or Rescue the Reef® programs.
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Even my little guy knows how to recycle and he’s only 2! I think it’s important to teach kids little things right from the beginning!
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I learned that just by purchasing one you can help the earth!
I learned that for 2009, each child can help the following: The Nature Conservancy’s Plant A Billion Trees campaign, Adopt an Acre® or Rescue the Reef® programs.
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You can teach your kid to recycle and that it’s a good thing to do.
I have learned that the nature conservancy was created in 1954.
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Each of the characters is going to have their own on-line world soon.
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Trash goes in the trash can, not on the ground. How simple is that?
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Turn off the tap when brushing your teeth!
Idbids are one of the Top 10 Dr Toy socially responsible toys! So cool!
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I learned that the Nature Conservatory’s work has protected more than 119 million acres of land and 5,000 miles of rivers worldwide. That’s a great company!
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They have an online reward program!
You can teach them to leave places cleaner than when you arrives by pick up trash.
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Each Idbid plush toy is handcrafted of “100% organic Egyptian cotton which has been colored with natural organic dyes – no two are alike, just like children!”
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I learned your child can take a quiz and learn their Green IQ?
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The Keen on Being Green classroom kit is designed to be a creative and innovative way to teach children the basics of science and how to care for our Earth, one iddy biddy step at a time.
This is a great tool for homeschooling because it is almost like a min-curriculum to teach ecology. Very nice!
There’s an online reward program that lets children earn a personalized Certificate of Completion.
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I learned their is a store in nearby Franklin, TN that sells idbids
We can teach our children 2 respect and take care of our environment by not littering
I learned that through their books, etc. (on recycled paper) we can begin teaching our children how to conserve right along w/their 1st colors, shapes etc!!!! These Idbids are a fabulous idea!!!!
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All three of these are cute, but I love the “Scout the cloud” the best, I think
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One simple thing we can teach our kids is that what we put out into the world has an impact on not just us, but all those around us. And since kids don’t really have any concept of time (Such as ‘that will be around for 100 yrs’!) we have to find a way to reach their little minds in ways that they can understand. These ‘Idbids’ do that in a wonderful way!!!!
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this may be my fav so far!!! not only cute and affordable…but eco friendly!!
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I learned that with Idbids children learn about our Earth and what he or she can do to make a difference.
I learned that Official Idbids Field Guide includes 10 doable iddy biddy steps. The child can chart his or her progress as steps are completed every day. Printed on recycled paper with eco-friendly inks
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I think that it is important to teach our kids not to litter and the importance of recycling.
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Wow–so cute! I learned that Waverly enjoys 1960s tunes–loud! Thanks for the giveaway.
I think one simple thing we can teach kids about the environment is that small things are all part of bigger things–just like lots of waverlies makes up an ocean! Even doing our small part to recycle can have a big impact!
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I learned that the IBID kit packaging is made from eco-friendly, recycled materials.
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I learned that the toys are made of 100% organic Egyptian cotton.
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I learned that the Official Idbids Field Guide includes 10 doable iddy biddy steps. The child can chart his or her progress as steps are completed every day. Printed on recycled paper with eco-friendly inks
They have a section “for educators.” As a teacher, I think that’s pretty cool. macd82 at gmail dot com
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Wow the Nature Conservancy was founded a long time ago – in 1954!?!
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WE can teach kids that the environment is special and we need to take care of it and it will take care of us.
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I learned that the toys are handmade from 100% egyptian cotton, and they use natural dyes so no two are the same!
We can teach our children that the environment is important. Stuff thrown away is trash to humans, but can have long lasting and far reaching effects on other animals, so we need to recycle and not pollute.
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NEW FOR 2009! With the purchase of each kit, a child can enter a code online that will help protect the habitats of animal friends through The Nature Conservancy’s Plant A Billion Trees campaign, Adopt an Acre® or Rescue the Reef® programs.
This is something that I learned.
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The Nature Conservancy was founded in 1954
The Idbids packaging is made from recycled and eco-friendly materials. I wish more companies would follow suit and reduce packaging.
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One simple thing we can teach children is to try to reduce the impact we have on the environment. Every day actions can make a difference. Turning off lights and electronics when not needed. Walking instead of driving. Make children apart of recyling so this will become an automatic choice when they grow up.
The Nature Conservancy was founded in 1954
I learned that 50¢ of the purchase of each Idbid plush toy will be contributed to The Nature Conservancy through February, 2010 with a minimum guarantee of $10,000. Awesome!!
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One simple thing we can teach our kids is to not waste water!
I learned that with the purchase of each starter kit, a child can enter a code online that will help protect the habitats of animal friends through The Nature Conservancy’s Plant A Billion Trees campaign, Adopt an Acre or Rescue the Reef programs!
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The most simple thing we can teach kids is to respect & enjoy nature!
Playing with toys like this will help our children to respect their environment.
Recycling is important and easy!
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Waverly with his cone head was really cute. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway.
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I learned that the Idbids are lovingly handcrafted using 100% organic Egyptian cotton which has been colored with natural organic dyes – no two are alike, just like children!
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they are protecting nature and conserving life, very cool website.
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we can teach kids to conserve energy for the future
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Cool – there is an online reward program where kids can get a certifcate of completion when they finish their field guide.
I learned that they support The Nature Conservancy.
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I learned that no two are alike and that recycling is easier than you think!
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1954 nature conservancy was founded
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learn that packaging of the ibids are from recyle material ty
learn that packaging of the ibids are from recyle material ty.
Organic cotton backpack for the journey, can be used to carry the Idbid and Field Guide, for school books or for storing a collection.
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to pick up trash and not to litter
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i learned that there is an online reward program where kids can get a certifcate of completion when they finish their field guide. thanks for the chance to win eaglesforjack@gmail.com
There is an online reward program where kids can get a certificate of completion when they finish their field guide
The simplest thing we can teach kid is to NOT litter and 2 recycle what u can when u can:)
The kit packaging is made from recycled and eco-friendly materials.
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I learned that the Nature Conservancy was created in 1954.
We can teach kids not to litter.
The lesson I have taught my kids is to not litter and to recycle to take care of our earth.
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