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1. We ask our parents with their children to turn off the lights for one hour and send us a photo of themselves with candles.

2. For the classroom the day before: Celebrate Earth Hour with your Constellation Glow-in-the-Dark Wall, making it a magical and meaningful experience for the kids. Here's how:

Plan for celebrating Earth Hour

3. Lights Out Countdown: Gather the kids and explain why people around the world are turning off their lights for one hour – to help our planet!

Have a fun countdown: "5... 4... 3... 2... 1... Lights Out!"

Let the children enjoy themselves as the room darkens and their letter constellations begin to glow. Glow-in-the-dark star exploration: Encourage the children to find their letter constellation on the wall or ceiling.

Ask them to trace the shape with their fingers as if they were astronauts exploring space.

Play soft cosmic sounds or soothing music to make it feel like a real night under the stars. Story time under the “stars”.

Read a short story about protecting the Earth and nature under the glowing constellations. OR tell a funny story about how the stars “go to sleep” when we use too much electricity, but shine brightly when we help the planet!

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We looked for our letters, like constellations. Then we let them glow and found them in the dark.

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Earth Hour with the kids of 32nd Kindergarten Thessaloniki celebrating at home!

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Earth Hour with the kids of 32nd Kindergarten Thessaloniki celebrating at home!

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32nd Kindergarten Thessaloniki, Greece

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Celebrating Earth Hour at 32nd Kindergarten with story telling!

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Celebrating Earth Hour at 32nd Kindergarten with story telling!

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32nd Kindergarten Thessaloniki, Greece

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Earth Hour celebrating with glowing stars!

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Earth Hour celebrating with glowing stars!

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32nd Kindergarten Thessaloniki, Greece

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Earth Hour activity at ”Mihai Eminescu” Ipotesti Secondary School, Botosani, Romania

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Earth Hour activity at ”Mihai Eminescu” Ipotesti Secondary School, Botosani, Romania

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On March 22nd we turned off the lights and celebrated Earth Hour.

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Kindergarten "Eight of March"

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32nd Kindergarten of Thessaloniki, Ms. Stella's class.Earth Hour

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32nd Kindergarten of Thessaloniki, Ms. Stella's class.Earth Hour

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Constellations that glow in the dark. Earth Hour

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ΝΗΠΙΑΓΩΓΕΙΟ ΛΙΜΝΗΣ

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2nd Kindergarten of Gargaliani - Stella Makri

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2nd Kindergarten of Gargaliani - Stella Makri

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Art Conselations - Light up candles and switch off the lights

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We learn how to "write" our First Letter Cosntellations

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Natasa Farago, kindergarten "Šumica" group "Ježići" Subotica, Serbia 

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Children celebrated Earth Hour with their parents at home.

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Natasa Farago, Kindergarten "Šumica" group "Ježići", Subotica, Serbia 

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We celebrated Earth Hour in our kindergarten

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Little bunnies group

Gradinita cu Program Prelungit nr. 3 Bistrita, Romania
Teacher Lazea Ionela Camelia

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Earth Hour at kindergarten, writing our group's name in the constellation

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Earth Hour at kindergarten, writing our group's name in the constellation

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Little bunnies group

Gradinita cu Program Prelungit nr. 3 Bistrita, Romania
Teacher Lazea Ionela Camelia

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Earth Hour - Little Bunnies at kindergarten