Kids Eat Free Card

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April is a great time to celebrate Earth Day because it reminds us to be mindful of the food we consume and how it impacts our planet. Earth Day is one time when we can all come together and make changes that positively impact our environment. One of the easiest ways to reduce your carbon footprint is your diet! Eating more plant-based food, you are helping reduce greenhouse gas emissions, water use, and land use by not consuming meat.

The Kids Eat Free Card is an easy way for kids 12 and under to eat more plant-based food for healthier living. The Kids Eat Free Card points system rewards kids with FREE Kids Meal when they eat a plant-based meal at participating restaurants.

Materials

To make the card, you will need; One sheet of plain white paper, 8.5" x 11", a photocopy of a photo (optional), A clear container with a lid (plastic), a cupcake liner, or another transparent container Pen and pencil. Optional: Tape to attach the photo to the card. Glue gun and glue sticks (optional) Scissors Paper cutter Tape measure Ruler Painters tape String Craft sticks Attaching photos to a card doesn't have to be complicated. If you are using a simple image, cut it out on the photocopier and use painter's tape to attach it directly onto the card.

More detailed photos can be attached using a combination of tape and glue. Tape the image onto the card, and then attach adhesive to the back of the picture with a glue gun. Next, use your fingers or a piece of cardstock to push out as much air from under the photo as possible so that the image will lie flat against your card.