Kid Newscaster Evangeline had such a great time interviewing our friend Vanessa Berry, an educator at ecomaine, and learned so much. Today, we are sharing our extended cut of the interview so you can learn about the history of recycling, and what you can do to create a better future.  Our Bicentennial program features Maine History and how it relates to Maine now and Maine in the future, reported by kids.

Bicentennial Kids News is made possible through a grant from the Maine Bicentennial Commission. 

For more information about how to use this resource in your classroom, or to sign up to be a newscaster yourself, check out our blog here.

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Four students are trying to write a group history paper when they stumble upon something magical: Time travel! Travel with our students as they meet a farmhand from the 1940s, a stone wall builder from the 1800s, a peddler hoping to trade and a teenage mill worker in our first episode of WCTM: Bicentennial Edition. Plus see an interview with Vanessa Berry, educator at Eco Maine.

Funded in part by a grant from the Maine Bicentennial Commission.

For more information about how to use this resource in your classroom, or to sign up to be a newscaster yourself, check out our blog here.

This is an online and on-demand resource that will be available as of this date and time across our social media platforms.

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