Free Printable Earth Day Poster Bundle

Celebrate the Earth on Earth Day, April 22, or all year long, with our free printable Earth Day poster bundle. Each of the five posters includes a quote from a famous activist with a message that students can use for reflection. Plus, the posters’ messages serve as reminders about why students are learning about life cycles, nature, seasons, and more. 

What is Earth Day?

Earth Day is a day for awareness, education, and celebration of the Earth and its environment. The goal is to encourage people to take action. The first Earth Day was a national day of demonstration that led to the formation of the Environmental Protection Agency. Since then, Earth Day has also strengthened support for legislation like the Clean Air Act. On Earth Day, people around the world participate in advocacy events or take action like volunteering to plant trees, clean, or conserve water. 

Free Printable Earth Day Posters

Our free set of posters is great to hang on classroom or hallway walls. Use the quotes to start discussions or for reflection. You can also use them as the center of a bulletin board display. Or you can expand on the Earth Day posters in your classroom by having students create their own using other Earth Day quotes that inspire them. Here’s what’s included in the Earth Day poster bundle:

The Beauty of Trees

Trees are such undervalued resources. Use this poster, with a quote from Martin Luther King Jr., an activist that students are already familiar with, to start a conversation about all the things trees do for us and why they are so valuable. 

Nature Brings Solace

In this quote, Anne Frank reflects on how nature can impact humans, even as we impact nature. How can your students apply this quote to their own lives?

It’s Up to All of Us

This poster sums up the message in Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax and the idea behind Earth Day. Use the poster to talk about what students can do in their classrooms, backyards, or communities to help the environment. 

Learn more: Get a free downloadable Lorax lesson.

The Earth Is Our Jewel

It’s no wonder that Buzz Aldrin, the astronaut who was the second person to set foot on the moon, said this when he landed back on Earth. Look at photos of Earth from outer space and see how the change of perspective changes what students think about how special it is.

Take a Moment to Contemplate

Earth Day asks us to slow down and think about what the Earth and its resources mean to us. This poster reminds students to think deeply about the Earth’s natural wonders and how they can inspire our lives. 

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