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“HeartH” and Me

May 12, 2020 By Viola 4 Comments

About me

Hi everyone, I’m Viola and I’m a 9 years old girl well I’m going to be 10 soon, my passions are dancing, drawing and fashion even if I like to change a lot, do you stay five hours in the morning to choose what to wear?

Well, I do, contact me and I will answer you back and you know what, we may even become friends.

✿◕ ‿ ◕✿

Magic ⛵🌊

I have a wonderful light blue sailing boat and I love the sea, what do you prefer mermaid/fairy/witch/gnomes or wizards contact me and I’ll be happy to see.

🧚🧜🧙🧜‍♂️

My Community Project “HeartH”

I’m preparing a community project “HeartH” … Well, you may be saying OMG she spelt it wrong well no because it’s a mix of hearth and earth so here we are HeartH.

🌎💟🌍💟🌏💟

disegno schema HeartH

 

I’m going to make a group to save the world by making charity or cleaning the sea etc.

Technology 🖥️📱📶

It is from when I was small that I wanted to change the world, I love nature but people play video games instead of looking at their surrounding. Even I like technology, but without exaggerating.

To the world 🤝🙋

If everyone does their part nature will be back again, that’s why will do demonstrations asking some coins to make good actions, just some coins to save the world.

Mother Nature 🌈🌊🐝🐞⚡

I would like to represent the new generation of mother nature in flesh and blood.

Expanding 👫👭

I would like to start with 2/3 friends and then expand it in more kids, I will get some people I know from other parts of the world to be the leaders of the group in that city.
It’s really difficult to do everything, but when I want to do something I just do it.

Join the group 💪😍

If you want to be part of the group contact me I’ll be happy to welcome you, don’t be shy, I’ll give you more information when you contact me, both boys and girls can join and whatever age they have, but remember to ask your parents.

For now, I’m only in Malta, but if I expand it I’ll keep you informed.

Video 🤳

Send me a video of you doing something good to the world and I will be happy to see it.

viola.hearth@gmail.com

A funny mascot

Wait a second I didn’t talk to you about our mascot Skype my beautiful rabbit, isn’t it funny a rabbit as a mascot?

viola project

★~(◠‿◕✿)

Online

For now, everyone has to stay home to be safe so our group is going to meet online and if you are bored even you can play with your friends online. Covid-19 can’t stop our creativity.
Stay home, stay safe

*•.¸♡ Viola ♡¸.•*

Contact me:

viola.hearth@gmail.com

Filed Under: Applied Ecologist, Ecological Inspirations, Ecology Community, education, family, HeartH, kids, News, Recycling, The Ecology Journal, Uncategorized

4 Fun Ways to Teach Your Kids About Sustainability

May 20, 2019 By gk104 Leave a Comment

Encourage your kids to play outside every day. There are so many reasons to get your kids outside on a daily basis like, according to the National Wildlife Federation (NWF), outdoor play builds healthy bodies, raises levels of Vitamin D and “improves distance vision and lowers the chance of nearsightedness.”

Need more reasons? Check out these Fast Facts about Outdoor Time and Children from the NWF.

Children are spending half as much time outdoors as they did 20 years ago.Children who play outside are more physically active, more creative in their play, less aggressive, and show better concentration.Sixty minutes of daily unstructured free play is essential to children’s physical and mental health.The most direct route to caring for the environment as an adult is participating in “wild nature activities” before the age of 11.

(Source: The National Wildlife Federation)

First published on 2019-05-20 20:38:35

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