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2007-11-09 - Students can learn about energy conservation while having fun

TROY, MI - “Students can learn about energy conservation while having fun”, According to the head of a Michigan company which specializes in environmental education and awareness products for schools and business.

“Educational games, visual aids for classrooms and rewards for students who practice energy conservation will help both students and school systems”, says Marvin Weisenthal, president of AwarenessIDEAS.com. “These school age years are the most impressionable years that we as educators have to instill good environmental practices to the next generation.”

AwarenessIDEAS creates hundreds of products geared to students of all ages, including K-12 and University-level programs. “When students are involved, it causes teachers and administrators to stay involved, and together that makes a winning combination with a lot of positive energy,” he said.  “When students are motivated, there isn’t anything they can’t do.”

AwarenessIDEAS.com also provides teachers with information which can help with lesson plans and after-school activities, he said. “When students participate, they retain information more effectively and are more likely to incorporate what they’ve learned in their daily lives,” he continues. “The energy conservation and recycling initiatives we start in schools get carried over into the community through parents and students alike.”

Weisenthal reiterates the importance of involving fun and a sense of accomplishment in the activities. “If children have fun playing a game, see colorful posters in their classrooms or get a reward for practicing energy conservation, they will come up with their own ideas, and talk about conservation with their families and friends.”

“Energy conservation will save money for school districts.”  He reminds us, “and that makes more budget dollars available for other school activities and programs.” His company also provides ongoing consultation services for schools and individuals who want to create an exciting educational environment for conservation, recycling and other awareness efforts.

AwarenessIDEAS.com offers posters, light switch decals, wall clocks, calendars, classroom handouts, games for all ages and a full line of award products.  For more information, call (800) 875-1725 or e-mail [email protected] or see the website at http://www.awarenessideas.com