Sustainable Habits to care for Nature and our Environment
- Posted
- 4 Oct 2026
- Event
- 29 Sept 2026
- Children
- 10
- Parents
- 2
- Community hours
- 3
Champs also visited the Kingfisher Wetland in the Garden By-The Bay ecosystem. It created a pollution free environment that supported a healthy food chain. Among the waterhen, fishes, birds, waterapple snails, frogs and dragonflies. Children recreated the wetland with blocks and piture cutouts of the wildlife that survive in the wetland.
GO GREEN-climate adaptation- through Show and Tell, children practice saving energy at home by turning off the lights when not in use and ensuring families buy energy-saving appliances.
STOP GLOBAL WARMING TO REDUCE CLIMATE CHANGE Children also explored how the habitats of endangered animals are being threatened by climate change and global warming that resulted from irresponsible use of plastic bags contributing to global warming. They created artwork calling for immediate action to protect the environmental sustainability for the survival of animals and their young.
MAKING PAPER BAGS FROM NEWSPAPER Children explored alternatives to using plastic bags by learning to make paper bags from old newspaper. They used old newspaper to make paper bags for grocery shopping.
RECYCLE BINS IN SCHOOL This was extended to making recycle bins using carton boxes. They were placed at the school entrance to encourage recycling and cultivating sustainable habits in preschool.
COMMITMENT PLEDGES They drew Commitment Pledges to save energy and conserve resources to create sustainable environment. They practice sustainable habits in their daily living by making pledge cars that say, ‘Walk to School, don’t take the car'; ‘Use the fan, Don’t use aircon’ and 'Take a shower not a bath'.
