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    Getting Outside With EnviroKidz and ecoKeekers

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    When I was younger, we went outside right after breakfast, came in for lunch and then back out until dinner. I remember exploring our neighborhood day after day. Today though there is so much to keep kids entertained inside, mainly technology, that it can be hard to get kids outside.

    Just the other day it was a beautiful fall day, one of the last nice days I knew we were going to have, and I told my kids to go out and play. They looked at me like I was crazy! Now it didn’t help that we just got a brand new video game, but still I couldn’t believe I had to “punish” them by making them go out to play!

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    Well North America’s largest organic kids’ breakfast and snack brand, EnviroKidz, has launched a new outdoor nature discovery program called “ecokeepers™.”

    It’s Free!

    Ecokeepers is free to schools and camps, it complements science and physical education curriculum by blending tactical hands-on discovery with geocaching — a modern-day treasure hunt that uses GPS on smartphones to find hidden caches. Suitable for both urban and rural schools, ecokeepers can be used in nature trails, local parks, schoolyards and city neighborhoods.

    Each ecokeepers program kit includes: 12-page, passport-sized explorer guides for kids to capture their observations, a geocache to customize and hide, parent resources plus EnviroKidz organic peanut-free (but not tree-nut free) bars to help support a healthy snack break while on their journey.

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    Who is EnviroKidz?

    As I mentioned, EnviroKidz is North America’s largest organic kids’ breakfast and snack brand. They are passionate about organic food, the environment and animals. They are even a family run company!

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    EnviroKidz donates 1% of all product sales to help support animal conservation and education. To date, the company has donated over $2.6 million dollars to animal charities around the world.

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    EnviroKidz recently launched the industry’s first peanut-free, organic and gluten-free granola and crispy rice bars for kids. Available in four flavors — Chocolate, Chocolate Chip, Berry Blast and Strawberry — the bars are packed with gluten-free rolled oats or wholegrain brown rice to provide lasting energy for kids while they’re on the go and enjoying nature.

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    For more information about ecokeepers, including how teachers and kids’ club coordinators can receive a free kit and parents can download a free activity guide, visit: http://www.envirokidz.com/ecokeepers.

    WIN IT: (1) US winner will receive an Ecokeepers kit valued at $85

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    This Giveaway Ends November 4, 2016.

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    7. Leah Shumack says

      I want to try the Chocolate Crispy and would love to add another trackable to our collection! We love geocaching!

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    34. shannon fowler says

      I’m not a huge chocolate fan, so I think Id love the strawberry the most. Everyone else in the house would be after the chocolate

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    36. Debra S. says

      LOL Do you need to go anywhere other than the Chocolate Crispy bar? Not for me! I’d have to admit I’d be stealing that one from the kids! Yum

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    44. Jan Lee says

      I’d like the chocolate or berry blast rice bar. It would be nice if they ever made one with both flavors mixed, as chocolate and berries are a great flavor 🙂

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    54. Stacy T says

      I think I would like the Berry Blast! I am not a fan of chocolate and it is so hard to find berry treats like this.

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