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Earth Day printables: pledge poster, recycling sort sheet, seed packet

Earth Day printables — a pledge poster built around a large drawn globe wrapped in a ring of leaves, "MY EARTH DAY PLEDGE" across the banner at the top and five empty ruled lines beneath it, each one begun with a small leaf bullet, drawn as a bright flat classroom printable, bold clean shapes with crisp edges and no outline

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Reading 1Pledge poster
Reading 2Recycling sort
Reading 3Seed packet

A pledge poster with a drawn globe and blank lines, a recycling sort sheet with drawn bins, a seed-packet template — the April classroom set. These nine render each in bright, watercolor and kraft styles, the globe and the leaf the constant. Ask for a compost bin or a tree-planting sheet and the same three styles carry it.

  • a classroom bulletin board
  • an Earth Day activity station
  • a recycling-unit worksheet
  • a seed-starting classroom project
  • a homeschool science unit

Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?
Each design is drawn at A4/US-Letter proportions with an even margin, so it prints clean at either size.
Can I get a different design, like a compost bin?
Yes — the direction field takes any Earth Day subject, such as a compost bin or a tree-planting sheet, and the same three styles render it.
What's the difference between the three styles?
Bright is bold flat colour for a wall display; watercolor is soft and painterly; kraft uses a brown-paper, hand-lettered look for a natural-materials unit.
Is the pledge poster left blank for students to fill in?
Yes — the pledge lines and the seed-packet label are left blank so a class or a family can write their own commitment or plant name.

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