creative hands
Students at Makassed Aicha Om El-Mou'minin School in Beirut, Lebanon, have made Frank the Frog, collected pledges and now they are ready for the march of the frogs.
ENO Climate Change Campaign Week, 14 - 20 February 2011
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Monday, February 21, 2011
The March of the Frogs in Galati, Romania
The students of School 2 Galati, Romania have participated in the ENO Climate Change Campaign 2011 with great joy and hope in the success of their enterprise. On 16 February the weather was on our side as it was cold but sunny. There were lots of people in the streets who have received our ecological messages.
Parents and even grandparents marched along with the children and the teachers. We are happy to notice that every year the participation in this event gets larger and larger and the impact on the community and on the environment has visible results.
Thank you, ENO-Environment Online for this engaging, educational programme.
Congratulations to all our hard-working and dedicated ENO teachers: Valentina Morun, Maricica Cosug, Marioara Lupu-Neicu, Luminita Lazar, Gina Perju, Laura Tabacaru, Marinela Lazar, Luminita Bujor, Jenica Cojocaru, Mariana Crisan, Liliana Ene, ENO students and ENO partners all over the world!
Georgiana Munteanu - ENO coordinator RO25
Parents and even grandparents marched along with the children and the teachers. We are happy to notice that every year the participation in this event gets larger and larger and the impact on the community and on the environment has visible results.
Thank you, ENO-Environment Online for this engaging, educational programme.
Congratulations to all our hard-working and dedicated ENO teachers: Valentina Morun, Maricica Cosug, Marioara Lupu-Neicu, Luminita Lazar, Gina Perju, Laura Tabacaru, Marinela Lazar, Luminita Bujor, Jenica Cojocaru, Mariana Crisan, Liliana Ene, ENO students and ENO partners all over the world!
Georgiana Munteanu - ENO coordinator RO25
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Saturday, February 19, 2011
Causes and Effects of Climate Change in Lebanon
Seventh and eighth graders at Makassed Omar Ben El-Khattab School have prepared an interesting power point presentation as one of ENO activities. They have used animated clip art, recorded their voices, and discussed the causes and effects of climate change in Lebanon.
Click the link to find out what's happening in Lebanon...
Special thanks to 7th and 8th graders:
Reem Sleem, Mohammad Youssef, Bayan Abu Merei, Farah Taha, Ali Habbal, Jana Srouji, Sereen Abu-El-Joud, Nour Habbal, and Rami Abdu....Your power point presentation is simply beautiful!
...and also a 'big thank you' goes to everyone who helped make this activity successful!
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Friday, February 11, 2011
Climate Has Changed?
It will continue to change and we need to have a change in attitude and habits if we want to bring any type to healing to the changes we see around us on a daily basis in weather patterns, and the impact on all our lives no matter where in the world you reside, it will touch you.
The way we treat our environment, our forest, our garbage, our trees are we planting?
For those of us living near coast lines, what effect on our reefs, mangroves, fisher folks?
And what of agriculture - to feed ourselves and the nations
This is the International Year of Forest, what are you doing to celebrate?
The way we treat our environment, our forest, our garbage, our trees are we planting?
For those of us living near coast lines, what effect on our reefs, mangroves, fisher folks?
And what of agriculture - to feed ourselves and the nations
This is the International Year of Forest, what are you doing to celebrate?
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