"Even the little ones do great things" – a program with real positive impact on the environment
The 13th edition of the "The kids do great deeds” ended with an impressive result: 21,9 tons of used batteries were collected from kindergartens in the countryThis ecological responsibility initiative brought together, as every year, thousands of children, parents and educators who proved that eco-education starts at a very young age.
Ecological education through the power of example
The 426 kindergartens enrolled in the project transformed the collection activities into an educational and fun process. Through games and lessons dedicated to environmental protection, the little ones learned the importance of separate collection of batteries and their recycling. The involvement of parents and teachers was essential, demonstrating that education for a green future is best done in the community.
Winners of the 12th edition The kids do great deeds are:
A small gesture, a big impact
Used batteries pose a real danger to the environment if not disposed of properly. Through this initiative, children not only directly contributed to protecting nature, but also became ambassadors of change in their own families. "Even the little ones do great things" is not just a national program with a collection component, but an example of how we can build a responsible generation, starting from simple things, but with a lasting impact.
Congratulations to all participating kindergartens and all preschoolers involved in environmental protection! Thanks to everyone involved in the project!
Here the ranking with all participating kindergartens.
