Go Green!

Illustrated by Martha Newbigging
Information and activities reveal the hidden wonders of a familiar substance.

Information and activities reveal the hidden wonders of a familiar substance.

This examination of climate change offers ideas for how kids can make a difference and improve the environment.

Who can resist a story that includes idealism, family loyalty and action-especially when a toilet is a key component? For more hilarious fun with an environmental theme, don't miss Hiaasen's Hoot and Scat.

Young readers will need to examine the pictures closely to find the various animals cleverly camouflaged to fit into their individual environments.

An introduction to ecology with real-life examples that gives action tips on how environmental problems can be slowed or reversed.

Illustrated by Peter Reynolds
Judy Moody is always full of energy and this time she's using it to improve the world around her in this amusing series entry.

Invites children and their parents, teachers, and community to embark on an eco-adventure through a series of fun ideas that can be applied everywhere from the living room to the local park.

Illustrated by Paul Meisel
Rockwell provides a clear explanation of the greenhouse effect and the importance of recycling for the youngest listeners.

Illustrated by Kate Endle
This simple explanation of how food chains work and why they matter is a perfect introduction for curious kids.

New tools and technologies allow scientists to understand more about the world around us-and may offer ideas about how to improve the ways we affect it.

Have fun exploring these cool experiments like composting, forest in a jar, solar water heater and more.

Walsh suggests a series of simple actions that allow even the youngest children to feel that they are contributing to a better world.

Illustrated by David Roberts
This unusual picture book offers a glimpse into the life of a dedicated recycler and the friends and neighbors who appreciate his creativity.