"Why Is Coco Orange?" [Book]
Provided by: EPA|Published on: April 27, 2021
Grades: 3, 4, 5
Type: Ebooks
Subjects: Science, Social Studies, Health
Authors: EPA
Region: North America, United States
Languages: English
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Synopsis
- This colorful book about fascinating chameleons helps children understand the EPA's Air Quality Index and the implications of pollution on the health of living creatures.
- It also contains a glossary of terms and some review questions to help with reading comprehension.
Teaching Materials
Positives
- This resource helps young children understand the implications of air pollution.
- The story is accompanied by captivating and colorful pictures.
- There is a quiz at the end that can be used to reinforce learning.
Prerequisites
- Students should have a basic understanding of air pollution.
Differentiation & Implementation
- Challenge the students to identify some environmental asthma triggers commonly found on school premises and suggest possible solutions.
- Classes can track the air quality in their community and make a plan for staying safe when the air quality is poor.
- Students can watch an animated read-aloud of this book here.
This resource is a story on air quality and its impact on human health. It guides students who are at risk or susceptible to asthma or other respiratory-related infections with an action plan. This is recommended for teaching.
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