Sharing ideas to save the planet

“I came up with the idea for Kids Save the Earth while chatting with my friend about global warming. We both wanted to help the environment, but we kept thinking our ideas were either bad ideas or impossible to make. I was determined to keep trying. I scheduled two meeting events, and kids ages 6 to 11 participated. The first meeting was on Zoom, and we brainstormed ideas for fixing climate change. The second meeting was at my house and we called it The Big Event. We shared our prototypes for inventions that help the environment. The solutions ranged from a litter-scooping solar-powered boat to a disk that you put on your car to prevent fossil fuel emissions. We all learned a lot and liked sharing our ideas with one…

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