Clean Up!

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Back matter includes tips for future environmentalists and resources to learn more about the perils of plastic. For smudges from dirty hands or stray pencil marks, use an art gum eraser to gently rub away the soil from the pages.

Rocket Says Clean Up! - Goodreads Rocket Says Clean Up! - Goodreads

We also got a few of their favourite must-read kids' books - although if you need more to round out your summer reading list, don't miss our article on the best inclusive kids' books, as selected by Round Table Books' Layla Hudson. It includes high resolution images linked to the exercises so you don’t need the book to use these resources.Before reading the story, you might like to look at the cover together and talk about what the story might be about. Cookies collect information about your preferences and your devices and are used to make the site work as you expect it to, to understand how you interact with the site, and to show advertisements that are targeted to your interests. If mildew has already taken hold in a book, isolate the mildewed book in a sealable plastic bag to prevent contamination of other items. This wonderful book can be used across all the Primary years for storytime, PSHE lessons or specific days such as Earth Day.

Clean Up by Nathan Bryon and Dapo Adeola - Whole - Twinkl

It’s so sweet, has great representation in the illustrations, and gives concrete examples of how to take care of the earth. In collaboration with Puffin Books, use our resources based on the fabulous KS1 book, Clean Up by Nathan Bryon, to inspire children to become eco-warriors in and around school!Some resources suggest using a clean cloth with a little fabric softener, but try to avoid exposing your book to chemicals you’re not 100% sure about. Whether you use your books for stylish displays, reading material, or you're creating a library of treasured tomes, knowing how to properly care for them will keep them in tip-top shape for years to come.

Clean Up by Dapo Adeola, Nathan Bryon | Waterstones

I will be following this unit up soon with another couple of linked units of work on two inspirational women who would be perfect to study for Black History Month: Imani Wilmot (Jamaican female surfer) and a unit of work on MaVynee Betsch (aka The Beach Lady) whose grandfather founded American Beach, and who campaigned tirelessly for conservation efforts. When they are familiar with the story children could join in for example with all the things Rocket is looking forward to doing in Jamaica, conversation with Grampy and the ‘Did you know’ page. Whether it’s writing or illustration that you want to do, it’s important to read, read, read, read, read, read.However, the beach there is covered in plastic, and Rocket and the Cleanup Crew help clean the beach. In addition to colorful illustrations, this book has a great message about helping the environment that may make it a good fit for a STEM or beach storytime. It raises environmental issues in an accessible way, teaching us all something about the plastics crisis faced by the pristine beaches of many Caribbean islands. But when she gets there, she discovers that the beach is full of plastic rubbish that is endangering the local wildlife.