Posted on March 16, 2016
By Candy Jones-Guerin
Earth Day is the largest secular observance in the world, celebrated by more than a billion people every year. March 20th marks a day of action to encourage changes in human behavior and provoke policy change for our planet.
Schools across the world will be talking to their students about our precious resources and encouraging them to think about how to care for their future. Will you be joining the conversation?
Here are some recent titles to help you get the conversation started:
Projects with Recycling and Reusing, 1st Edition
March 2016
Readers will learn how to care for their environment as they make all sorts of fun crafts with supplies that can be found around the house. See how to make a bird feeder from a milk carton, a pocket pouch from cloth, musical shares from plastic bottles which are just a few of the projects you’ll find. In addition they will learn important facts about conversation and waste with insightful text and engaging photos.
