Children's right to learn about the world

All children have a right to learn about the world they live in.

Never before has it been so important for parents and teachers to explain global warming and teach sustainability to the next generation of young minds.

"How do I explain global warming, it is a very big topic and might frightening my child?"

"What is the secret to explaining sustainability to young children without confusing them in the process?"

The answer is "Global warming for young minds"

Teach children the basics

"Global warming for young minds" will help parents and teachers explain the basics of global warming and climate change and teach sustainability to children aged six to 10 years old in a fun and engaging way.

No hidden "left-wing" or "right-wing" agenda

As is the case with some children's books, "Global warming for young minds" does not carry a hidden left- or right-wing message. The book explains the facts about global warming and sustainability, but does not suggest that global warming is happening or not, is man-made or not. It is up to the parent or teacher to add the political dimension to the subject depending on the belief of the individual.

Make learning fun

Through colourful pictures, experiments, puzzles and an attention-grabbing narrative, "Global warming for young minds" carefully explains the facts about global warming and climate change as well as teaching the many benefits of living a sustainable lifestyle.

Throughout the book, new friends Dean and Lisa will help children learn the importance of sustainability and explain why global warming could affect everyone.

Learning for life

New keywords and concepts are carefully explained through repetition and fun exercises.

Each chapter is just one page long with learning-check questions at the end to help ensure that the children have pick up keywords and understood the concepts.

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"The book is really colourful and interesting, and I loved the fun activities."

Emily Grey - 8 years old.

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