Give Kids a Reason to Care About the Earth. Starting Today.

This free guide is packed with activities, quizzes, and hands-on projects that connect kids to the natural world: trees, soil, pollinators, and birds. Fun enough for Earth Day. Useful enough to keep around.

What Kids Learn When They Grow Up Knowing This Stuff.

Why trees matter: and how to measure the ones in your yard.

Kids learn to count trees, calculate the oxygen they produce, and understand the carbon they absorb.

What’s living in your soil: and why that’s a good thing.

From earthworms to microbes, this guide makes soil fascinating instead of just dirty.

The bees and butterflies your garden depends on.

Kids discover how pollinators work, what they need, and how to support them at home.

Birds are gardeners too: here’s how.

Hummingbirds, honeyeaters, and more: the role birds play in keeping plants alive.

Hands-on projects they can start this afternoon.

From a DIY bee house to a soil health test, every section includes something to do.

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Here’s What’s Inside the Guide.

Why trees are important and how to calculate the carbon yours absorb
What’s living in your soil and why healthy soil is teeming with life
How bees and butterflies pollinate your garden and how to help them
The birds that help plants grow and how to support them in your yard
Quizzes on trees, soil, and pollinators kids can work through together
A DIY bee house project with a step-by-step materials list
A backyard bird identification activity with a tracking worksheet

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Keep Going From Here.

Creating a Pollinator-Friendly Garden

10 Garden Activities to Do With Kids

Soil Health 101: The Secrets to Healthy Soil

Ready to Make Earth Day Stick?

The guide is free. The activities take an afternoon. The curiosity it builds lasts a lot longer than that.