"One molecule of carbon dioxide. Small quiet insignificant."
A book about how one person can make a difference and climate change. I think we'll read this before or next day of service.

"One molecule of carbon dioxide. Small quiet insignificant."
A book about how one person can make a difference and climate change. I think we'll read this before or next day of service.

I could not resist posting this. Laugh out loud funny of course. Warning: #ranttime
https://youtu.be/_GXNJ3V9lzg
I think this story shows a great connection for children and the ability to have courage and stand for the things you belive in for your community.
This book was written in 2020. It is a caldacautte winner. The story is shown through moving text and beautiful illustrations. It is the story of an indigenous-led movement that shows the impact of a child wanting the best for her people and community. It shows children the connection of community and courage.
I can use this story to teach my students the importance of protecting water and using it appropriately. My students will learn how to be environmentally responsible and be aware that water is a resource that is used by everyone.
This story was published in 2020 and is in the Caldecott genre. This book follows a young Indigenous girl who stands up to protect the resource of water. This book explores the spiritual and cultural significance of water in Indigenous communities. The main character warns the readers about the “black snake”—a metaphor for oil pipelines that can cause destruction by poisoning the water, harming the environment, and disrespecting sacred lands.