You can educate children in a number of ways, this includes iPhone apps that were highlighted last year, and we’re sure many more apps have been launched over the last 12 months, which teach our children about protecting the environment.

Following on from Earth Hour last month, we now want to highlight how you can get involved for Earth Day 2011, which is today. We’ve seen some interesting ideas online, and some sites have been setup dedicated to Earth Day, while others, including blogs, are sharing ideas socially.

One smart idea is “Eco-Craft”, and this involves turning a newspaper into a plant pot. See more about this and what the National Zoo is doing to be greener in Washington, DC. Those looking for Earth Day events in 2011 can learn more via this page on patch.com.

There is a number of ways you can celebrate the 41st Earth Day birthday with your children, for example, you could watch a number of videos that educate your children. One article (here) highlights five ways you can do this, which includes videos to teach a family to become “Zero Waste“, and to show children where their waste goes.

Children can be reminded everyday about the importance of Earth Day, which can be achieved with crafts. Amazing Moms has listed a few ideas in this article. Let us know how you educate your children about Earth Day, and protecting our environment.

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Earth Day is a way for the world to take part in a common goal, and that is to improve our world by caring for the environment. It is expected that more than 1.5 billion people will get involved in events and activities going on around the globe. For those who wish to learn more, then there are a number of iPhone apps for this.

The first is Billion Acts of Green: This is the official app for the Earth Day Network; they were the ones behind the very first Earth Day event back in 1970. This app allows you to make your own pledge and then recruit others.

Consumer Change is another great app; this allows you to offer feedback to companies to do more with its sustainable practices. As the title of the app says, it is all about change, bringing the consumer and the company together is a perfect way to achieve this goal.

The iGreenpeace app gets you up close with Alex the penguin; this is a great application for kids. What better way to teach your kids about the environment, making it fun makes it so much easier.

These are just a handful of the best Earth Day iPhone apps visit Appolicious for more details.

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