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MileHighMom Mom, Littleton, CO K-5th Grade, Tweens, Teens New2009 Denver Zoo Free Days
Favorite Zip Zap Email in: Zoos & Aquariums near: Denver, ColoradoThe Denver Zoo has announced it's free days for the 2009 calendar. Operating hours vary depending on the season. 2009 Free Days: January 10 January 19 February 14 February 24 October 7 October +4Our Kids Love The Energy Bill
Favorite Zip Zap Email in: Green SolutionsWhat a difference our kids are making in our home energy bill! I called our electric & gas company, obtained our household usage for each month for the past 3 years. I put everything on an excel spreadsheet +2What Is The Big Deal About Reusable Bags?
Favorite Zip Zap Email in: Green Solutions Do You know...?· Americans use an average of 300 - 700 plastic bags per year. If everyone in the United States kept their bags for 1 year, and tied them together in a giant chain, the chain would reach NewYour Cell Phone Is NOT a Babysitter
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Favorite Zip Zap Email in: Green SolutionsThere is one chore my son (age 9) loves to take charge of. There is never a rebuttal, whining, or other creative ways around his important duty to family & Mother Earth. He is always happy to help. +11Green Tips For Packing Your Child's School Lunch
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Favorite Zip Zap Email in: Green SolutionsBottled water has a huge impact on the health of our planet. The convenience of bottled water outweighs its negative impact on the environment. According to experts: 80% of all plastic water bottles become |