How can I make my environment greener?
The following are possible ideas or activities to use.

This Is My Planet
by Jan Thornhill (Maple Tree Press, 2007)

The book takes a comprehensive look at climate change including basic information about how the planet works and suggestions of ways that we can make a difference. A multitude of full-color photographs enhance Thornhill’s engaging, informative text.

Activity:
Students list specific ways they can help to make a difference.

Additional Resources:

• Live Science: Environment
• Top 10 Ways to Green Your Home

Intermediate literature link for grades 3-5:
200 Years with Abraham Lincoln (Lincoln) A Day That Changed America: Gettysburg (Lincoln) A Dream of Freedom (Civil Rights) Abraham Lincoln for Kids (Lincoln) Amelia and Eleanor Go For a Ride (Women) America Votes (Election) Anno's Mysterious Multiplying Jar (Multiplication) Because of Winn Dixie Chasing Vermeer (Geometry) Clan Apis (Insects) Comic Poetry (Art) Commander in Chief (Lincoln) Flush (Ecology) Getting the Inside Scoop (Election) Hey You! C'mere! A Poetry Slam Jazz in Black & White (Music) My Brother Sam is Dead (American Revolution) Research Ate My Brain (Research) Seen Art? (Art) The Complete Guide to Lincoln Cents (Lincoln) The Dot The Extreme Searcher's Internet Handbook (Research) The Kid Who Ran for President (Election) The Tree Is Older Than You Are (Bilingual Book) There’s a Frog in My Throat (Idioms) Victory Garden (Plants) Where the Sidewalk Ends (Poetry) You Can't Take a Balloon into the National Gallery (Wordless Books)		6+1 Traits® Writing Ideas ideas and content organization word choice voice sentence fluency conventions presentation Project Based Learning: How can I make my environment greener? The following are possible ideas or activities to use: Green Power: Eco-Energy without Pollution Water Dance This Is My Planet

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