August 19, 2008 at 5:00 am by Susan Chaityn Lebovits
How Green Art Thou?
The possibilities are endless with Magnetic Poetry Kit Green Words. Choose from 300 eco-friendly words and fragments to rearrange. Methodically lay out the entire box, or grab a handful and put them on your fridge.
Try the random batch below and see what you can come up with – tell us in the comments!
Grass
Mind
Leaves
In
Alternative
Jealous
Meadow
My
Oxygen
Of
Grow
Add some zing with a new love or an old flame by combining Green words with Red Words that contain choices like Passion, Heart, and Ate. Just $14.95 at Amazon.
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3 Comments
August 19th, 2008 at 1:54 pm
Okay – this kind of bugs me…Sorry Susan but what is so “green” about these magnetic letters? I know I’m being a wet blanket here but it just seems like another company is trying to capitalize on the “green thing”. Maybe they should have called them “nature words” or something like that. Don’t waste your money people on junk!
August 19th, 2008 at 2:20 pm
Well, it’s not a “green” product, but since they aren’t claiming to be “green”, I think it counts for educational fun.
We have to have *some* “stuff”, after all – right? At least it’s better than a lot of the silly products trying to cash in on green that you will never actually use. Though it would be cool if they made the magnets out of recycled materials.
August 20th, 2008 at 6:17 am
Hi Shonna,
Thanks for your note, as there may be others who are feeling the same way!
It’s important that words like “Alternative,” and “Oxygen” be part of our everyday lexicon,for without the true understanding, the earth will remain in its steadily declining state. Keeping words like these visible for discussion-be it with your 8 year-old or visiting friends and family, may open discussions.
A stretch? Maybe, but anything we can do to spread the word is worthwhile!
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