EN
PT
EN
PT
Let's save the Earth!
Product: Book
Trim size in cm: 20x27cm
Pages: 56
ISBN: 9788859031482
Publication date: 01/05/2023
Suitable for: Primary 1st level (ages 6-7), Primary 2nd level (ages 8-10)
REQUEST A SAMPLE OR MORE INFORMATION
This cheerful and colourful educational notebook, created in collaboration with MUSE – Trento Science Museum, invites young readers to travel around the world to discover climate change, learn about its variations, the shapes and sizes of the glaciers that react to these changes and discover the causes of all these transformations which are also involving humans and their activities.
In this new adventure, together with the staff of expert scientists from Planet 2030, children will be able to understand how glaciers work, their importance for the earth’s equilibrium, and for humans, and their fragility. An adventurous and surprising mission will help them discover how we can protect our Earth by adopting more responsible and sustainable behaviours.
With the contribution of the experts who act as guides, readers will receive the information and knowledge useful for training critical thinking and deepening the themes related to the design of a sustainable and environmentally friendly future.
Let’s Save the Earth Notebooks!
The notebooks from the series LET’S SAVE THE EARTH!, a new series created in collaboration with MUSE – The Trento Museum of Science, helps the younger generations gain a better understanding of the theme of environmental sustainability in a scientific, fun, and adventurous way.
• weather and climate;
• how a glacier is formed;
• structure of the glacier;
• glaciers of the world;
• climate changes;
• mass balance;
• crevasses, seracs, mushrooms, bediérès and mills;
• albedo effect;
• glacier retreat;
• how to protect glaciers.
THE SERIES
The reference framework for the new series of workbooks, Let’s Save the Earth, is that of Environmental Sustainability promoted by the United Nations 2030 Agenda. The series offers 5 informative, colourful and engaging workbooks, full of activities and exercises, created in collaboration with MUSE - The Trento Science Museum, to accompany boys and girls on a journey of discovery of the environmental challenges of our century.
Young readers, accompanied by the expert scientists of Planet 2030, a super technological ark with zero impact, will learn about the phenomena that cause the alteration of our planet’s ecosystems and train their critical thinking skills to become promoters of conscious change and succeed in achieving important future goals in the field of environmental sustainability.
STRUCTURE AND CONTENTS
Each notebook in the series includes:
Initial comic and character guide
Narration of the contents
Activities and exercises
Final review quiz
Final stickers’ collection map
Solutions available online
THE VOLUMES IN THE SERIES
The footprint of man from prehistoric times to the present day
Help the staff of expert scientists of Planet 2030 save our beautiful Planet by verifying the impact produced by mankind from prehistoric times to the present day.
The topics in this notebook are:
Leaf through some selected pages from the book that have been translated into English to facilitate your evaluation:
Habitats, ecosystems and biodiversity protection
Help the staff of expert scientists of Planet 2030 save our beautiful Planet: get to know ecosystems and the immense variety of living organisms that populate them.
The topics in this notebook are:
Leaf through some selected pages from the book that have been translated into English to facilitate your evaluation:
Climate, mountains and environmental changes
Let’s help the expert scientists of Planet 2030 save our beautiful planet by studying how glaciers work, their importance for the earth's balance, and for man, and their fragility.
The topics in this notebook are:
Leaf through some selected pages from the book that have been translated into English to facilitate your evaluation:
THE AUTHORS
Elisabetta Flor manages archeology at MUSE - The Trento Science Museum. Her passion for the oldest part of human history has led her to specialize, in particular, on the study of the population of the Alps during the Mesolithic. Today she manages scientific dissemination, such as exhibitions, the organization of events and the planning of activities for schools.
Alessandra Pallaveri is a zoologist and cultural mediator at MUSE - The Trento Science Museum. Her passion for nature and animals has led her to graduate in Natural Sciences and specialize in zoology, in particular on animal behavior. In the museum she deals with the planning of educational activities, events for the public, communication and setting up of exhibitions, all with a zoological theme.
