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Monday, February 18, 2008

Kool Bags for Kids

When twelve-year old Hunter noticed a wasteful trend at his school, he decided to do something about it. That’s how Project Kool was born – from a young environmentalist’s dream to stop global warming.

Hunter saw that most of his peers threw away paper and plastic lunch bags daily, so he and his parents came up with a plan: to make reusable lunch bags that kids can color on with markers, then wash clean and color again.

The Lunch Sak (L) has a Velcro closure and comes in natural, blue, pink, and tie-die. Also available are the Snack Mat, for younger children to color on at restaurants, a Zipper Backpack, a Side Duffel Bag and more. All Kool Products are made from natural cotton.

Also on the website are sections for teachers only and kids only, including factoids and fun games. I completed the animal-matching game in under 2 minutes. How long will it take you to play the game, and learn more about eco-friendly lunch bags and totes while you’re at it?

Visit Project Kool’s website (www.projectkool.com) with an excellent user interface, or call 1-888-755-KOOL for ordering information.