We're getting a jumpstart on Earth Day during this month's Homeschool Hub! Join us for Earth Day Science next Wednesday, April 13, 2022 at 2 p.m. Students in grades K-8 will complete two water-related experiments, one exploring the water cycle and the other demonstrating the effects of water pollution. Registration is required, so sign up online or by phone (205-444-7830) today.
If you're still thirsty for knowledge after the event (which I'm sure you will be!), take a look at one of these new books about taking care of the planet.
101 Ways to Help the Earth with Dr. Seuss's Lorax by Miranda Paul
A Child's Introduction to the Environment: The Air, Earth, and Sea Around Us--Plus Experiments, Projects, and Activities You Can Do to Help Our Planet! by Michael Driscoll & Professor Dennis Driscoll
Conservation Canines: How Dogs Work for the Environment by Isabelle Groc (ebook on Hoopla)
E Is for Environment: The ABCs of Conservation by Lucy Curran
Hello, Earth!: Poems to Our Planet by Joyce Sidman (ebook on Hoopla)
If Bees Disappeared by Lily Williams
Lady Bird Johnson, That's Who!: The Story of a Cleaner and Greener America by Tracy Nelson Maurer
Look! I'm an Ecologist by Cathriona Hickey
Planting Peace: The Story of Wangari Maathai by Gwendolyn Hooks
Water: A Deep Dive of Discovery by Christy Mahaly
When the World Runs Dry: Earth's Water in Crisis by Nancy F. Castaldo (ebook on Hoopla)
Where Have All the Birds Gone?: Nature in Crisis by Rebecca E. Hirsch (ebook on Hoopla)
The Wild World Handbook: How Adventurers, Artists, Scientists - and You - Can Protect Earth's Habitats by Andrea Debbink (audiobook on Hoopla)
