Thursday, May 3, 2007

E-Zone...a new environmental website for elementary students

clipped from www.ene.gov.on.ca

It's easy to forget sometimes just how important the natural environment is to all of us.  The air we breathe, the water we drink and the land we use to build our homes and schools are all part of the Earth’s natural environment, and we use them every day.

Be an Environmental Hero!

Enter our ContestMeet Maya, Jay, Katie and Eric. These four teens are heroes, simply because of the choices they make and the actions they take. Click on each one to find out a little bit about them, and to learn about the environmental issues that are important to them.

clipped from www.ene.gov.on.ca
Eric!
Meet
Eric.

Eric plays guitar and drums, and dreams about being an
international rock star someday.

Click
here to get the Global Warming story from Eric.
You’ll learn that this big problem has some surprisingly
simple solutions!

This site is maintained by the Government of Ontario
SPREAD
THE WORD
LEAD
BY EXAMPLE
BE A LOCAL HERO
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glossary
Comics
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conservation
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waste/recycling
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Another great new environmental website from the Canadian government; this time for elementary students.

The Ministry of the Environment has created this website for elementary students "to explain the challenges facing our planet and inspire them to take actions that protect the environment - all within an interactive media experience that includes music clips and videos. "Obviously.ca is unique. Most environmental government websites bombard you with information and boring statistics," said Sandra Giangioppo, a student at William Lyon Mackenzie Collegiate Institute in Toronto. "But obviously.ca uses creative techniques such as video clips and interesting facts to grab your attention and really help you understand the important environmental issues out there. It is a very innovative and cool approach to increasing environmental issues awareness."

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