Greta and the Giants: inspired by Greta Thunberg's stand to save the world: 1

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We have left out the general questions teachers would ask, because you know them all, to delve into deeper messages, representations and points. Unfortunately, I do not hold out much hope for us, but without hope, we wouldn't even try, so perhaps, in that regard, this is a good book for kids, to show that they can change their fate, even if they can't. Encourage the development of reading and writing technique while learning about key issues about the world around us.

Greta says that ‘No one is too small to make a difference’. What does this mean? Could you write a new story about a person who works to make a difference? Armistice Day: A Collection of Remembrance - Spark Interest and Educate Children about Historical Moments My son is almost three but is already curious about recycling and "naughty people" who drop litter. This book is the perfect story to introduce your child to the effects of climate change and is a motivating narrative to children who are already aware of what is going on. We have differentiated this resource seven ways to focus on identifying where one sentence ends and another begins, right down to capital letters at the beginning of a sentence, for names, and full stop at the end. Elementary teachers looking for lesson plans and activities for Greta and the Giants will find this post helpful. It includes resource recommendations, free teaching ideas, and information about the book. You’ll have everything you need to deliver engaging interactive read aloud lessons based on this story.Lovely art accompanies this story that highlights the importance of climate change, simplifying it enough for small children to easily grasp. It is a fable about a little girl trying to protect her forest from greedy giants who are destroying it. Although the story is more fantastical then realistic, it is really uplifting and has a happy ending.

It's also a great tool to use as an introduction to the real life Greta Thunberg, and all the work she is doing. This is the kind of book that can start an important conversation with children about climate change, carbon foot print and the work that needs to be done around the world. Oh, this is just gorgeous! Everything about it is just stunning. I cannot wait to introduce this to my students when it is published later this year. The illustrations are adorable and will grab both the child's and adult's attention whilst sparking a conversation about climate change and humans' effect on the environment. I love Greta Thunberg and this piece came in very handy when trying to share her thoughts and actions with children in KS2.

I received an electronic ARC from Quarto Publishing Group - Frances Lincoln Childrens through NetGalley. Use Scratch to build a game in which an environmental superhero has to save the planet from pollution.