The paper pencils at the Green for Life Foundation counter were a hit!

Teachers Go Green, too!

Many of the students also purchased items of their liking - one hit item was the recycled paper pencil from Green for Life Foundation, which sold out in a short while. SAFE's paper items were also sought after, as well as some Ankur Kala products, which even the teachers fancied.

At the EarthSmiles.net information desk, students wrote green comments and posed with posters of promoting recycling. The first 50 students to put down their comments also earned either a Seed Card or a Bottle Cap Key Chain as a gift. There was a huge line to claim these gifts before they ran out! Altogether this edition of Revive was a lot of fun, in between the awarness of recycling, which the students though was a great idea. If even some start recycling on their own, or henceforth buy recycled and influence others too - then the event was very sucessful, too!

One student Mahuisa writes, "I want my earth to be green and clean - so I want all of us to recycle and make the Earth clean... Go green!" Others like Sakshi said, "Not just recycle - don't waste paper! But recycling used paper and other things are good!"

Principal Ms. Sangeeta Tandon who also dropped in to see the display, hoped it could be done again, with more publicity. And the EarthSmilers present assured her they would do Revive at Shri Shikshayatan again, while bringing more schools into the habit of Revive. Teacher Soma Bannerjee who was instrumental in facilitating the event with EarthSmiles.net also agreed that another edition would be fruitful. The event ended about 2 p.m.full of smiling faces... because when the Earth Smiles, so do we!