Greenzys offers an engaging and enjoyable way to bring environmental awareness into your classroom and make meaningful curricular connections.  By learning to treat the Earth gently, children can actively participate in helping to create a better world for themselves, as well as future generations.

As a teacher of young children, you are probably already addressing environmental issues with your students.  Greenzys can be a valuable addition to your classroom, a tool to complement your existing resources and offer a new dimension on this important topic.  With an exciting storybook and soft, cuddly stuffed animals, Greenzys can help to make a somewhat abstract subject developmentally-appropriate and relatable… not to mention lots of fun!

Even young children often have a curiosity about and passion for the environment.  As an educator, you can tap into this natural enthusiasm and help students learn about the critical need to protect the Earth – whether by taking good care of plants and animals, or by recycling and conserving.  By teaching children why it is important to care for the planet and how they can contribute in small, yet meaningful ways, you can encourage “green” habits that last your students a lifetime.

A Greenzys stuffed animal can be used in your classroom as a mascot to lead your students through a wide range of environmental projects – and with every purchase of a Greenzys plush, a tree is automatically planted.  To recognize this sponsorship, you are invited to input your school information online at the Greenzys website, so that your classroom can receive a personalized certificate of merit for helping to take care of the Earth.  Rather than being sent in the mail, this certificate is generated immediately and delivered to you digitally (a greener choice!), and you will have the option to print it, if you’d like, so that it may be posted in your classroom.  In addition to students feeling a powerful sense of accomplishment, this is a safe and fun way for them to learn more about the digital world we live in.