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Heal Earth: Little Actions, Big Impact Challenge 13-27 Jan 26 (Free Registration Ongoing)

Everyday Actions Challenge

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Little Actions, Big Impact

A Regenerative Living Micro-Project for Primary Schools 

(Year 1 - 6)

At Heal Earth, we believe that through small, everyday choices, young learners can already become caretakers of our planet.

The Heal Earth Challenge: Little Actions, Big Impact invites primary school students to practice simple eco-friendly habits at home and school, helping them understand how small actions, repeated daily, create meaningful change for Earth.

The Challenge invites children to discover how small daily choices can make a big difference to the health of our planet.

Over one week, students practice simple, meaningful eco-actions at home or school, saving water, caring for plants, reducing waste, and using energy mindfully. Through repetition and reflection, children learn that they are already Earth helpers, and that caring for the planet can be joyful, calm, and empowering.

This challenge is designed to be low-pressure, inclusive, and hopeful, supporting both neurodiverse and neurotypical learners.

What Students Will Learn

By the end of 7 days, students will:


Understand how everyday habits affect the Earth



Practice caring for natural resources

Build empathy for people, plants, and animals



Feel proud of their positive impact

Aligned with:



SDG 4.7 – Education for Sustainable Development

SDG 12 – Responsible Consumption



SDG 13 – Climate Action

Recognition for Every Child

This is a participation-focused challenge .

Participants receive:

  • Heal Earth Little Impact Maker Certificate


  • Digital badge: Little Actions, Big Impact


What Teachers and Schools Receive

  • Heal Earth Participating Teacher Certificate


  • Heal Earth Green Habits School Badge


  • Opportunity to feature on Heal Earth platforms 



Curriculum Connection

This challenge is a Heal Earth Regenerative Living Micro-Project, supporting:

  • Regenerative Earth

  • Eco Communication 

  • NeuroNature



How to Participate

Step 1: Teacher Registration on the Heal Earth Little Actions Big Impact Challenge Event Website

Teachers register once on behalf of their class or grade. After Event registration, the teachers will receive the class participation pack.

Step 2: Run the 7-Day Challenge between 13th January to 27th January 2026

Teachers guide students through 7 days of simple green habits, at school, at home, or both.

  • Teachers may follow the suggested daily actions from the class participation pack.

  • Or repeat one habit daily if preferred

  • Activities are flexible and inclusive

No special materials or lesson planning required.

Step 3: Teacher Submission (Easy & Flexible)

After the 7 days, teachers submit on behalf of their students.

Teachers may choose from the following submission formats:

Class Green Habits Checklist

  • One checklist covering the whole class

  • Teacher-verified

Photo Collection

  • 3–5 photos per student or per class

  • Uploaded individually or in one folder

Simple Student Reflections

  • Short written, dictated, or drawn reflections

  • Scanned or photographed

Teachers may submit:

  • Individual student entries, or

  • One combined class submission

Both are accepted and recognised.


The 7 Little Actions

Students choose one or more actions to practice each day.

Repeating the same action daily is encouraged and welcomed.

Day 1 : Save Energy

Turn off lights, fans, or devices when not in use.

Day 2 : Save Water

Close taps properly, use water mindfully, or reuse water for plants.

Day 3 : Care for Nature

Water a plant, observe birds or insects, or keep surroundings clean.

Day 4 : Reduce Waste

Separate waste, reuse paper, or avoid single-use plastic.

Day 5 : Eat Mindfully

Finish food without wasting and appreciate where it comes from.

Day 6 : Share the Habit

Teach one green habit to a family member or friend.

Day 7 : Reflect & Celebrate

Think about:

  • What action felt easiest?

  • What will I continue doing?