From learning about protecting wild animals and natural habitats to reading about the impact of recycling, picture books are perfect for showing kids how to get involved. Here are four of such books.
Thank You, Earth
The author of this book, April Pulley Sayre, has authored many award-winning books for kids, and this one is truly special. It’s written in a letter format, thanking the Earth for so many great natural moments and phenomena. You’ll find beautiful photography cover to cover, so kids can get an up close look at what they’re reading.
Save the Bees
Author and illustrator Bethany has a whole series of “Save the” books, and they all have great lessons for kids. The illustrations are fun and colorful -- perfect for young animal lovers who want to learn how to make a difference. On her website, she even has links to free animated audio books, which are a great resource for parents or teachers looking for virtual story time.
The EARTH Book
Todd Parr has always done a lovely job, focusing on simple illustrations and lessons. His distinct style shines through this book, giving kids real ideas they can try in their everyday lives.
It’s a good book for even the youngest of environmentalists and perfect for families to read together. Use it to get the conversation going with little ones.
Tall Tall Tree
Describing the wildlife that lives in Northern California’s redwood forests, this book turns story time into a counting lesson as young children count all the creatures in the forests. Slightly older readers will also love reciting Anthony D. Frederick’s playful rhyme all on their own and learning about the animals of the forest.
【小题1】What make(s) the book Thank You, Earth different from others?| A．Its writing form. |
| B．Its special theme. |
| C．Its beautiful cover. |
| D．Its colorful illustrations. |
| A．Todd Parr’s. |
| B．Bethany Stahl’s. |
| C．Anthony Frederick’s. |
| D．April Pulley Sayre’s. |
| A．Save the Bees. | B．Thank You, Ea r th. |
| C．The EARTH Book. | D．Tall Tall Tree. |
