Pedro Loves Saving the Planet

Otto's Tales: Let's Visit the White House & Washington Monument

Be Bigger: Talking with Trees Series

Climate Change

Great Source Write One: Skills Book Student Edition Grade 1 (Write Source 2000 Revision)

I Knew You Could Do It!

Greenpeace

Environmental Protection

A River Ran Wild: An Environmental History by Lynne Cherry is a children's book that tells the story of the Nashua River in New England, from its pristine state enjoyed by Native Americans, through its pollution during the industrial revolution, to its eventual cleanup led by a determined local citizen named Marion Stoddart. The book illustrates the impact of human activity on the environment and the power of individual and community action in restoring ecological health. Through engaging narrative and vivid illustrations, it educates young readers about the importance of environmental conservation and the role they can play in protecting natural resources.

Responsibility

Discovery

Sustainability

Cooperation

Perseverance

Self-Discovery

Nature And Environment

Generosity

A River Ran Wild: An Ennironmental History : Level F (Into English)

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