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"Andrea & Flavio's Fantastic Forest Farm"

Provided by: ClimateScience |Published on: April 27, 2021

Ebooks Grades 3-5, k-2

Synopsis

This picture book tells the story of Andrea, Flavio, and Earthly as they explore sustainable farming methods in Brazil.
This story is the 7th book in a series in which Earthly and other characters learn about how climate change is affecting their lives and the natural world.

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Subjects: Science, English Language Arts

Authors: ClimateScience

Region: South and Central America, Global

Languages: English

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Teaching Materials

Positives

This book provides a concise and age-appropriate explanation of how agricultural practices can contribute to climate change.
It presents some sustainable farming practices in a visual and accessible format.

Prerequisites

Throughout the book, the story references climate change, so it may be helpful to introduce students to this concept before reading.
This book is the seventh book as part of a series.

Differentiation & Implementation

Social studies or geography classes can use this book (and the others in this series) to explore how kids in different countries around the world are combating climate change.
This book can be used in an English language arts class to investigate features of informational texts.
Additional resources that could support this lesson include the first book in this series and this build-a-biome activity.

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ClimateScience

ClimateScience inspires young talents to seek careers in fields where they contribute to climate solutions. By providing beautifully illustrated, understandable, science-based educational content for free for everyone, they are building the fundamentals for Climate Education.