Secondary recommended reads for Earth Day

April 22nd 2019

It's Earth Day! Whether you want to educate your students about melting ice caps, disappearing rainforests or pollution, our librarians have recommended the most interesting reads guaranteed to engage your students in current environmental issues and advise on how they can lower their carbon footprint, reduce waste and reuse water.     What Happens When an Ice Cap Melts? by Angela Royston Suitable for Key Stage 3       When Planet Earth was New by James Gladstone Suitable for Key Stage 3       The Food We Eat by Georgia Amson-Bradshaw Suitable for Key Stage 3       What Happens if the Rainforests Disappear? by Mary Colson Suitable for Key Stage 3       Climate Change: Can We Really Stop It? by Philip Steele Suitable for Key Stage 3       What's Really Happening to Our Planet by Tony Juniper Suitable for Key Stage 3 and 4       Global Pollution by Rachel Minay Suitable for Key Stage 3 and 4       You Can Save the Planet: A Day in the Life of Your Carbon Footprint by Rich Howe Suitable for Key Stage 3 and 4       Species Under Threat edited by Tina Brand Suitable for Key Stage 4 and 5