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In today's episode, Ellie talks about Racism. She tells us a story about her friend Ty and how kids have been being mean to him because of the color of his fur. She decides she needs to take action. On Solutionary Street you stand up for what is right. You use your voice and you demonstrate how to be kind to everyone and treat everybody fairly. Come along and learn how you can stand up to racism too! Ellie wants you to send her pictures of how you are standing up to racism! You can email her at thesolutionaryschool@gmail.com. *We are also working to turn this topic into a workshop experience for classrooms!
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Today's word of the day is, "Discrimination."   Reminder! Our changemaker meet-up is in two weeks! July 5th 1:00-2:00 PM ET.
Calling changemakers of all kinds Are you looking for a community where you can to talk about ways you are trying to change the world? A place to ask advice and find support? Join our FREE monthly virtual meet-up. Come when you can and leave when you need to. There is no agenda, simply an hour to talk with others about your journey towards social change. Hope to see you there! RSVP by clicking here or by emailing us at thesolutionaryschool@gmail.com In today's episode, Ellie receives a pen pal letter from her friend, Susanna! She is excited to read her letter and write one back! Do you like writing letters to friends? You can be Pen Pals with Ellie too! To be Ellie's pen pal you can: Email her at thesolutionaryschool@gmail.com or Write to Ellie at: Ellie the Earth Protector 93 Hilldale Road Ashland, MA 01721 Be sure to include your name and where you're from! In the meantime, download our Earth Protector Guide and become a certified Earth Protector by clicking here.
Come along and play with us! Be sure to like and subscribe to our channel. It's a beautiful morning here at the Solutionary School! The bumble bees are loving the native Red Arrows Culver's Root! Look at all of that pollen on their hind legs! There are lots of beautiful flowers in full bloom. Look at all of the different colors! We have lots of strawberries ready to be picked! Our bird and squirrel friends get first pick and then we gather the rest. Last weekend we planted lots of different types of squash for the fall. We planted, Lakota Squash, Red Kuri Squash, Acorn Squash, Sugar Pie Pumpkins, Howden Pumpkins, Cinderella Pumpkins, Jarrahdale Pumpkins, and Jack O' Lantern Pumpkins! They've grown so big that we are going to have to repot them soon!  We are anticipating the arrival of our sugar snap peas! Did you see how big our chocolate mint and lemon balm have grown? The sun is shining and the air is warm. It's a perfect day to enjoy the outdoors. We hope you enjoyed this morning's tour of the Community Garden!
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