Becoming Earth-Friendly at Nickelodeon’s Big Green Help
Check out Big Green Help and learn about ways to go green, test your eco friendly knowledge, play games, upload videos all this and more from Nickelodeon.
Encouraging eco-conscious kids
Young kids and tweens band together to learn how to care for the planet. Interactive games, quizzes, and message boards help keep learning fun. A new eco-tip is posted each day, making saving the Earth seem less overwhelming. Handy glossary makes it easier to learn eco-terminology.
Add fav cartoon characters for a winning combo
As part of Nick.com, which is operated by Nickelodeon, BigGreenHelp.com features many of the network’s most popular characters. Characters from Spongebob Squarepants, The Fairly OddParents, Jimmy Neutron, Avatar and more all join in the fun.
What moms need to know
Message boards are available for kids and parents. Discuss your favorite games and eco-tips with other parents.
Kids get to flex their creative muscles
Video upload feature encourages kids to show off how they are saving the earth. Gets kids more involved with their eco-projects while allowing them to flex their creative muscles. Online message boards also allow kids to share their eco-tips with one another.
Quick Facts
- Preschoolers to Tweens 3 to 12
- Educational
- Eco-Conscious
- Mac & Windows
- Free
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Today’s Reviewer is Shannon Kietzman
Shannon is a teacher and happily married mother of four boys. As a teacher, she has had the privilege of working with students of all ages, ranging from kindergarten students through to adult learners. She has a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education as well as a master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction with a specialization in Elementary Education. In addition, she has endorsements/minors in teaching students with emotional disabilities as well as in teaching computers and reading.
Coming up next: We’re going to one of the earliest sites for kids online–KidsCom.com to check it out. Please join us tomorrow
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