Earth Day Class Habits Poll
Which Earth-friendly habits could your class actually commit to? A multi-select Earth Day poll that ends with a real class pledge.
- Best time
- April
- Format
- Ask a question and watch the class vote live
- Cost
- Free — no student accounts
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- 2 Tweak anything (or nothing)
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Earth Day Class Habits Poll
Which Earth-friendly habits could your class actually commit to? A multi-select Earth Day poll that ends with a real class pledge.
What's inside this poll
Which Earth-friendly habits could OUR class actually do this month? (Pick all you would commit to.)
- Recycle more carefully
- Waste less food at lunch
- Turn off lights and devices
- Walk or bike when possible
- Use refillable water bottles
Students can pick more than one answer. Results update live as the class votes.
Teacher tips
Turn the top two vote-getters into an actual class pledge with a visible tracker.
Multi-select is on, so students can commit to more than one habit.
Frequently asked questions
How do I use this activity with my class?
Every teacher runs their own copy. Click "Copy & make it yours" and this template is added to your free DailyEd account — you can edit every question, prompt, and setting, then share YOUR link with students. Their responses go only to you.
Is this activity free?
Yes. This template and everything in the DailyEd activity library is free for teachers.
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