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Through different stories, the author shows the diversity in humans-, and how this carries strengths and challenges. Each story is unique with a reflective question. This book reminds us of how different we are and how we all must be valued as members of the community.

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Through use of circles to demonstrate relationships and connections, this book shows the power of community and ripple effects from self to local to global levels.

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An enjoyable retelling of Greta Thunberg's story as she takes on the climate crisis and inspires other children to do so, too.

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A humorous warning about collecting too much stuff for kids to enjoy and learn from.

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Say Something is a beautifully illustrated story about the importance and value that each human being has. The story gives examples of how all of us have voices inside of us and we can use these voices to persuade, make change, and to empower others and ourselves to do good.

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The story captures how young children who are curious and wonder can collaborate together to create anything. I like how the imagination of a child is highlighted along with invention, problem solving, and critical thinking all through play

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This book is wonderfully illustrated with brightly colored illustrations that help young children explore big ideas about conservation, the environment, and ways we can care for the world.

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Winner of the 2008 Green Earth Award, Okimoto’s book Winston of Churchill: One Bear’s Battle Against Global Warming brings a Canadian perspective to the issue of climate change. Involving the personality of Winston Churchill, this book features the battle against global warming.

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Written and illustrated by Khoa Le, this is a wonderful book to introduce concepts around climate change to young children.

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Through the personification of the little house, the reader is taken into an exploration of time, observing how progress changes the environment of the little house. This is a colorful journey that shows us the effects of our actions in the environment-, and how sometimes progress is not always the answer, perhaps considering balance and other perspectives to honor our planet. A great mentoring text which can open provocations that will lead students into a deeper perspective of how their communities have changed over time

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Part of an extraordinary four part series, this book takes readers on an adventure to explore the wonders of the rain forests of Central America, including animals, plants, weather, sights, and sounds.

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Such a perfect book for classrooms participating in climate action and global collaboration! This book shows readers how planting trees in different parts of the world looks--demonstrating the importance of trees and taking action for our planet.

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This book covers both environmental and social issues and shows the power of youth action as the main character creates a green space and garden in an vacant city lot. So special to see how the energy and action spreads out to the community!

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Perfect book for classrooms or students looking to get involved in composting. Create a garden, build a composting program, help the planet!

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Perfect book for classrooms or students looking to get involved in composting. Create a garden, build a composting program, help the planet!

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