Teaching Our Kids

It is important to go Toxic Free, but it is just as important to be teaching your children how to go Toxic Free! We are creating this area of the site so that both parents and children can work together to create a healthier, greener lifestyle through fun activities. It is our hope that future generations will learn from what we do NOW! Check out the blogs below to see how you can get your kids involved and have a little fun.

Seed Balls…fun and planting all in one!

If your kid’s like rolling play dough and you are looking for a fun way to plant some flowers to take care of a hard to mow area than this is your lucky day.  SEED BALLS to the rescue!  Seed balls are the perfect answer to keeping the kiddos busy and helping mother-nature (and you) [...]

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Homemade Toxic Free Playdough

 Looking for something to do on these rainy spring days, how about homemade playdough.  It’s an oldie but goody that the kids are sure to love!  Plus it is toxic free so those little hands can get messy and be safe at the same time.  Here are two recipes and you should have most ingredients [...]

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The Worm Hotel

Posted by Green Hour The Worm Hotel is a great spring time project.  It’s not only fun to watch worms wiggle, but they are good for the garden.  Home grown produce is the best way to get those veggies we love without the pesticides!  So the next time it rains get out there and grab [...]

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Start a Kid’s Veggie Garden – Outdoors

An easy way to go toxic free when it comes to your diet is by growing your own vegetables!  Okay so maybe we don’t all have yards or space to do a whole garden then try a small raised vegetable box or large pots for on your porch.  This is a creative way to get [...]

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TFK Word Search

Toxic Free Kids Word Search— To print click on the printfriendly button on the “sharing is caring” bar below.    B A Q H J E S F L B C V A X L C H L O R I N E I O M U O E B R W Z Z Y W O [...]

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