Not written as a narrative- just small burbs about different topics and subtopics! Good for referencing.
What a Waste: Trash, Recycling, and Protecting our Planet | 
Not written as a narrative- just small burbs about different topics and subtopics! Good for referencing.
“POLLUTION: Pollution is when something harmful gets into the environment and hurts animals, plants, and people.“
pickThis book's pages are a few different infographics put together, which is helpful for a science-based book. It goes over topics like waste, pollution, Earth's resources, Earth's atmosphere, deforestation, and conservation. A relevant book.
“You can swap environmentally friendly or reusable materials for every type of disposable plastic.“
This is a perfect book for environmental studies. Specifically, I would use this book when teaching about Earth Day. Very insightful to show how much waster we produce and why it's important to take care of our Earth.
pickChildren will love listening to this book. It great to teach about our environment and the importance of keeping our Earth clean. The book also includes very informative pictures and diagrams that children will find eye opening.
“92% of the worlds people are breathing polluted air”
pickI love this book and the illustrations are amazing! It does a great job teaching children the problems about waste in our environment!
You have the power to make a positive change
This would be a good book to use around Earth Day! I also think it would be good when talking about recycling which can be an important and fun topic to discuss with children. It could spark important discussions about how to make smart choices in order to protect our planet.
so-soA short but informational book about how to protect our planet and different facts about trash and recycling. It is formatted in a very kid-friendly but still informational way. It shows children that they can make a difference and work to protect and clean our planet.
Our planet is drowning in waste, but if we act now, it's not too late to save it.
This would be an excellent book choice when beginning a unit on the environment. Could even spark ideas on recycling projects students could do as a class.
pickThis book provides an abundant amount of information about the waste we produce as humans and the effects this waste has on our world. While the book tells a lot of information on what has been going wrong with our wastefulness, it also provides insight on how we can reduce waste and use it for good.
