PAPGA Features Link to Propane Kids Website
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Posted on January 19, 2011 at 6:07:01 AM
PAPGA Features Link to Propane Kids Website
HARRISBURG, Pa., Jan. 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The Pennsylvania Propane Gas Association is featuring a link on http://www.PApropane.com to a newly-created website for kids.
To access the site from the PAPGA main page, simply click on the Propane Kids graphic on the right column. You will then join animated characters Jim, Kate and Max as they guide kids on a fun and informative journey.
Some of the activities include 'Molecules in Motion' and 'The Think Fast Game Show', plus printables such as coloring pages and signage. Parents and Educators will find these materials easy to use and a great way to connect with their kids.
The games and activities on this website are designed to teach kids:
-- What propane is and where it comes from
-- How propane is used in and around your home
-- How to recognize the smell of propane
-- What to do in case of emergency, such as a propane leak
-- Additional general safety tips
"Millions of Pennsylvanians use propane to heat their homes and water, plus clothes drying and cooking," said Shelby Metzger, Executive Director of PAPGA. "Our members believe that good safety habits should be adopted at a young age, and that the more children and teens know about propane, the fewer preventable accidents will occur."
The Propane Kids website was created by the Propane Education and Research Council (PERC) and designed by Logica3. Consumers can access additional Safety Educational Resources at http://www.propanesafety.com
The Pennsylvania Propane Gas Association is a member-focused trade association providing services that communicate, educate and promote the propane industry in Pennsylvania. The association was formed in 1947 to offer opportunities to learn through training and networking with peers, and to aid with legislative issues that contribute to operating a safe and successful industry.
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For more information, contact:
Shelby L. Metzger
717.441.6040
Shelby@papropane.com
SOURCE Pennsylvania Propane Gas Association
Pennsylvania Propane Gas Association
CONTACT: Shelby L. Metzger, +1-717-441-6040, Shelby@papropane.com
Web Site: http://www.PApropane.com
HARRISBURG, Pa., Jan. 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The Pennsylvania Propane Gas Association is featuring a link on http://www.PApropane.com to a newly-created website for kids.
To access the site from the PAPGA main page, simply click on the Propane Kids graphic on the right column. You will then join animated characters Jim, Kate and Max as they guide kids on a fun and informative journey.
Some of the activities include 'Molecules in Motion' and 'The Think Fast Game Show', plus printables such as coloring pages and signage. Parents and Educators will find these materials easy to use and a great way to connect with their kids.
The games and activities on this website are designed to teach kids:
-- What propane is and where it comes from
-- How propane is used in and around your home
-- How to recognize the smell of propane
-- What to do in case of emergency, such as a propane leak
-- Additional general safety tips
"Millions of Pennsylvanians use propane to heat their homes and water, plus clothes drying and cooking," said Shelby Metzger, Executive Director of PAPGA. "Our members believe that good safety habits should be adopted at a young age, and that the more children and teens know about propane, the fewer preventable accidents will occur."
The Propane Kids website was created by the Propane Education and Research Council (PERC) and designed by Logica3. Consumers can access additional Safety Educational Resources at http://www.propanesafety.com
The Pennsylvania Propane Gas Association is a member-focused trade association providing services that communicate, educate and promote the propane industry in Pennsylvania. The association was formed in 1947 to offer opportunities to learn through training and networking with peers, and to aid with legislative issues that contribute to operating a safe and successful industry.
Follow us on Facebook by searching: 'Pennsylvania Propane Gas Association'
Follow us on Twitter by searching 'PAPGA'
For more information, contact:
Shelby L. Metzger
717.441.6040
Shelby@papropane.com
SOURCE Pennsylvania Propane Gas Association
Pennsylvania Propane Gas Association
CONTACT: Shelby L. Metzger, +1-717-441-6040, Shelby@papropane.com
Web Site: http://www.PApropane.com