Lesson books Waldorf 100 I an edition made of grass paper

Since the Fridays for Future campaigns by students worldwide, there is no longer any doubt that the world is no longer decided by adults alone. And so it is clear that the deeds of the pupils must finally follow. That's why we want to change something in our schools:

We want the grass paper lesson books from the startup Kiss My World to come onto the market because we know that the production of grass paper only uses 2 liters of water per ton used and no chemicals are used. We also know that the ecological balance of Co2 emissions is -75% compared to other papers and that the grass is a fast-growing raw material that does not die when you mow it. On the other hand, trees are cut down.

We think that the Waldorf schools have to set an example in terms of sustainability, because here we pupils are at the mercy of what the market has to offer: eco-paper or conventional paper as working material.

The grass paper booklets still have eco-paper on the inside, but that is about to change and soon they will also be made entirely of grass. After the summer holidays we want to have the Waldorf 100 Epoch Booklet at least with a grass paper cover at our school so that we can start and others can join us.