Be a Kid’s
Re-generation Detective
and help others to become healthier, too!
Finding out all you can about healthy
soil, healthy food, and healthy people puts you in a great position
to share your knowledge with everyone you know. When you stop to think
about it, education is truly the key to a better world.
 The
more you know about where your food comes from, how it was produced,
how it is prepared, and how much of it you should eat, the healthier
you will be. And any action you take is made stronger when you ask
others to participate. You can even teach your parents, friends,
and teachers!
 What more can you do?
Click the links below!
• Become
an official Kid's Re-generation Detective
• Certificate
of Achievement & Dedication
•
Join the Kidsregen Kid's Club and get your Regen Kid's badge
How to share what you have learned!
There are as many ways of sharing
information as you can imagine. Try these ideas—they will work
at home, in school, and in your community.
Make art.
Throughout the ages people have used many different art forms
to tell a story, express feelings, or make a point. Cave people
painted on walls, ancient Egyptians etched relief sculptures inside
tombs, and musicians continue to tell stories with their songs.
Today, art is widely available and understood by most people,
so why not choose one of the following ways to share what you
have learned through your detective work? Photography, painting,
writing, sculpture, computer graphics, jewelry making—the
possibilities are endless!
Do a group project.
If you’re a Boy Scout, Girl Scout, 4-H Club member, or member
of another club, let us know how you're working with healthy soil,
healthy food, and healthy people. You can become
an Outpost Reporter and tell kids around the world all about
it!
Create a Kidsregen Club
with your friends and classmates. Start by creating a KORE
Detective Goal List. Then become a reporter of action steps
for the Kid's Re-generation Resource Network.
Share this Web site with
your science teacher, health teacher, gym teacher, parents, relatives,
and all your friends who care about the Earth and their personal
health.
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