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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2026 · 10 MIN

Earth Day 🌍 Ecosystem, Reuse & Pollution | Kids Vocabulary Quest EP#26

from Kids Vocabulary Quest · host Mrs Wordsmith

Nothing we throw away really disappears — and on Earth Day, Armie and Stax set out to understand why that matters more than we think.💡 ECOSYSTEM — A place where living and non-living things interact with each other.💡 REUSE — Using something again instead of throwing it away.💡 POLLUTION — Harmful substances added to the environment faster than they can be cleaned up.🌍 Did you know? Earth Day is celebrated on 22 April every year to raise awareness about protecting our planet. And reusing everyday items like bags and bottles can significantly reduce the waste ending up in our ecosystems — harming the animals that depend on them.🎵 Don't miss this week's song — Earth Day Every Day — a feel-good anthem about protecting our planet, fighting pollution and singing loud for the ecosystems we all share!📖 Download your FREE Lightbulb Word Cards in the description to keep the learning going at home or in the classroom.Perfect for kids aged 8–11 | Vocabulary building | Home & classroom learning🔔 Follow & subscribe so you never miss an episode!👉 MrsWordsmith.com

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