Showing posts with label environmental education. Show all posts
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Why Are the Ice Caps Melting?: The Dangers of Global Warming (Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science 2) Review

Why Are the Ice Caps Melting: The Dangers of Global Warming (Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science 2)
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I used this book for a unit I taught recently on natural resources and conservation, and my second graders loved it! One of the few books on the subject geared toward younger children, this book does a great job of presenting global warming in simple, kid-friendly terms without distortion. The fun and accessible illustrations are very engaging; my students spent several minutes just examining the page with plankton and other sea life. They came away from the book with both a sense of urgency about the topic and the conviction that they can do something to help.

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The Day After Tomorrow: Images of Our Earth in Crisis Review

The Day After Tomorrow: Images of Our Earth in Crisis
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The stunningly beautiful images in this publication offer contrast to the emergency message for earth's inhabitants about what is taking place - the destruction of the environment in which we live. The reader is drawn by the images to the messages contained in accompanying essays. These essays explain to the viewer the complexities of this ongoing destruction, along with hopefully awakening the reader to the need for a zealous acceptance of responsibility in halting the senseless attack on the world around us. Artist J. Henry Fair is a passionate activist whose zeal jumps off the pages of this publication, while he personally lives an exemplary life of environmental concern.
'The Day After Tomorrow' is a must read for families(children) and community strategists in planning for the world in which they wish to live, today and tomorrow.

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