Let S Recycle

"Simple text and photographs describe recycling, why it is important, and simple ways children can recycle"--Provided by publisher.

This series of books introduce children to environmental issues in a simple and fun way. Each book looks at a particular issue such as saving energy, and fighting pollution with the aim of relating to a young child's world, starting in the home, progressing to school and working outward to the local community. Each title includes 'before and after' illustrated spreads depicting both the current and ideal environmental situation, as well as photographic spreads that explain the issues.

Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. We hear it all the time, but what does it mean, and how can we do it? Lets Recycle! shows early fluent readers learn why its important to produce less waste with fun and easy ways they can do it every day. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will engage young readers as they learn specific ways they can be environmentally friendly.

Looks at how different types of waste can be reduced and reused, and features facts and statistics showing the difference that can be made by doing so.

Algebra is a foundational concept in the study of mathematics, and readers will delight in learning the principles of operations and algebraic thinking in a relatable and engaging way. Topics such as adding and subtracting within 20, using algebraic principles to solve equations and word problems, and understanding the relationship between addition and subtraction will give beginning math students a firm grasp on basic math concepts. Early readers will learn how to add three whole numbers while also understanding why recycling is so important for the environment. This volume satisfies CCSS Math Standard 1.OA.A.2. This book should be paired with "We Can Recycle" (9781477721780) from the InfoMax Math Readers Program to provide the alternative point of view on the same topic.

Lesson plans and activities promote recycling awareness for elementary and secondary school students.

Will educate young people about the problems associated with solid waste. The activities encourage them to think about options for reducing the amount of waste they generate, and how they can help by recycling and learning about other waste management alternatives. They are two sections: K through 6, and another for grades 7 through 12. Illustrated.