The Planet Action Kit

Here at Little Pickles, we are very passionate about looking after our children’s future planet. So wanted to share a fantastic product from Planet and People. The Planet Action Kit is full of thought-provoking activities to encourage environmentally-friendly learning. The kit is great to get little ones engaging and thinking differently about the world we live in.

The base to make a positive change for the planet starts with education so these kits are great to start educating your children on making small changes towards a big impact.

The letterbox kits have been developed by a teacher and ecologist team, they are a great addition to home learning or along side the national curriculum in schools.

The Planet Action kits have a new theme each month. The January box we received included –

A personalized letter with wax seal.

Wildflower seeds.

A wooden fridge magnet.

Twig pencil

Compost Plugs

Let’s explore change work cards.

‘Plan for change 2021 calendar’.

Also a link to a Planet Action Kit Story on YouTube to listen to with your children.

The calendar has a prompt for this month’s change and then my daughter decided to draw a picture of trees to accompany her change for the month which was – to shower instead of a bath. The kit arrived in plastic-free packaging and everything is printed on recycled paper.

The box is very engaging and full of great prompts. The kids loved the prompt to check out their environmental impact. The calendar will be fantastic to keep our monthly changes on track and will be great to look back on at the end of the year. Also the kids sprinkled the Wild Flowers seeds in the garden so we look forward to seeing them grow.

Another great thing about the Planet Action Kit is that you have the option to reuse it and pass it on to another family to use. For a fee of £5, you can order replacements of seeds, calendar, theme cards and compost plugs. So that another family can get started with the kit. The Planet Action Kit is £12.95 to buy, visit their website for full details

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