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![Green Room: How This Eco-Friendly Manitoba Theatre Group is Inciting Change](//images.ctfassets.net/8x7sonz8wgp8/1DljzSBM99NoM3brTK7C5G/e9ff165bcfbd54318c1c909456fbda1e/W24_CAA_The_Good_Place_Courtesy_Green_Kids_Inc..jpeg)

*Text by Kate Rae.*

IN 1991, when Jeff Golfman wanted to teach his fellow Winnipeggers about the importance of recycling, he remembered performers coming to his school with a song-and- dance number about not drinking poison under the sink. Figuring it worked (hey, he never drank the poison!), Golfman pulled a group of friends together, crafted a sketch comedy show and brought it to local schools. The first Green Kids Inc. tour was born.

Today, Green Kids Inc. still has the same passionate environmental mission, although the focus has since shifted from recycling to what Daina Leitold, executive director, calls “pre-recycling,” a.k.a. reducing what we’re buying. “When we perform for kids and the public, the messaging is ‘Think about what you’re bringing home. Is there any way to choose the thing with less packaging? Do you really even need that thing in the first place?’ ”

Another strong message the group stands behind is the importance of keeping our bodies healthy. “You are the first mini-environment that you encounter on a day-to-day basis, so keep yourself healthy and fuel your body with [good] foods,” Leitold says. “Junk food is worse for the planet than healthy, whole food is, so in treating your body well, you’re also treating the environment well.”

Green Kids Inc. still visits schools to stage half-hour performances, but it also wants to be a part of the conversations that take place afterwards. Enter the workshops. “Instead of just doing a show at a school and leaving, we’ve developed programming where we do a show and then stick around.” Of all the wonderful feedback the group receives, Leitold favours the kids’ excitement to spark change, starting with “I’m going to…”

The group has also created a program that gives a school all the tools it needs to create and perform plays, with half of the kids in the class becoming the actors while the other half creates everything, from the costumes and props to the set pieces and sound design. Everyone signs a pledge to do it in the most eco-friendly way possible, using found materials.

“Theatre makes it memorable, and it’s fun and it’s funny,” Leitold says. “And when you’re laughing, you’re absorbing information more than if you’re just bored and sitting still.”

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Green Room: How This Eco-Friendly Manitoba Theatre Group is Inciting Change

Winnipeg's Green Kids Inc. combines drama and arts with language and science — plus laughter — to urge children to become environmental stewards.

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## How to pack wisely for the whole family for winter travel.
On a family vacation there are so many things to pack, so put a strategy in place to cover all the essentials you’ll need. Make sure to pack snacks, diapers, medicine and other items to help you if there are any delays while travelling. It’s important to carry any essentials like medicines in your carry-on just in case.

## Breeze through the airport by preparing ahead of time.
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Not planning to take to the skies? No problem – there is plenty to do at home too. From outdoor ice skating to whizzing down the hills in a toboggan to long winter strolls, there are many healthy and fun ways to enjoy this season.

Winter Travel Tips and Home Activities: How to pack wisely for the whole family for winter travel.

Winter Travel Tips and Home Activities: Mother and daughter cozy at home.

## Make your home your haven.
Kick off your winter boots, curl up in front of a cozy fire, and wrap yourself in warm blankets. After a crisp day of outdoor adventures, the “après outside” phase is a delightful retreat. Dive into a new book, gather around for a board game, or enjoy an old favorite movie. Just don’t forget the hot chocolate. Exploring new recipes, like a rich crockpot hot chocolate or a sweet maple version, can add a special touch. [Pinterest](https://ca.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=hot%20chocolate%20recipes&rs=typed) is a great resource for discovering these delicious ideas. Embrace the season’s comforts and make your winter nights truly magical.

## Shop Safely: Protect yourself online this Cyber Monday.

Are you a shopper? If so, this is your season as we begin to turn our attention to shopping for entertaining and for our loved ones. With the popular Cyber Monday shopping event coming up this season, many of us will be spending time online browsing and shopping for great deals. As much fun as that will be, cyber predators are wise to this online volume as well. It’s important to be vigilant about protecting yourself when you spend time online.

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Whether you’re escaping to a sun-kissed destination or embracing the joys of winter at home, this season offers endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation.

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Winter Travel Tips and Home Activities: Make your home your haven.

Winter Travel Tips and Home Activities

As the weather grows cooler, for many of us our attention turns to a brief escape from the cold to a warmer locale. Be it chilling on the beach with a book, or for the adventurous at heart, parasailing high in the sky over the blue ocean, when you’re ready to start planning your winter getaway, there are a few things to consider.