Written by: Natalia Velez

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Taking Care of The Earth

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Dedication to: Any and all children that want to make a difference in the world we live in!

Dedication page Page 2

Table of content Page 4-5

A- Air Page 6

B- Bin Page 7

C- Climate Change Page 8

D- Disposal Page 9

E- Earth day Page 10

F- Friends Page 11

G- Green Economy Page 12

H - Habitat Page 13

I- indigenous Plants Page 14

J- Jungle Page 15

K- Kerbside Page 16

L - Littering Page 17

M- Marin Life Page 18

N - Nature Page 19

O- Ozone layer Page 20

P- Pollution Page 21

Q- Question Page 22

R-Recycle Page 23

S- Solar Energy Page 24

T- Toxic Waste Page 25

U- Ultra-violet Page 26

V- Vegetation Page 27

Table of Content

W- Walking Page 28

X- xeriscaping Page 29

Y- You Page 30

Z- Zoo Page 31

Index Page 33-35

Glossary Page 35

Is for Air:

Help keep the AIR clean by walking or riding your bike instead of taking a car. Cars give off many harmful gasses that stay trapped in the AIR.

Fun Fact:

Air is needed by all living things!

Is for Bin:

Help keep the Earth clean by throwing trash away in the BIN.

Fact:

Animals confuse trash for food and can become ill when eaten.

Is for Climate Change:

Buses, cars, planes and boats all contribute to CLIMATE CHANGE.

Fact:

Man made gasses get trapped in the atmosphere and the sun heats them up.

Is for Disposal:

Be kind to the earth by not dumping or spilling hazardous waste into the environment.

Fun Fact:

Keep the earth clean by throwing trash away in its rightful spot.

Is for Earth Day:

EARTH DAY is every April and we celebrate it by using less electricity, less water, and walking instead of using a car. But we can celebrate Earth day everyday!

Fun Fact:

We can celebrate Earth Day everyday!

Is for Friends of the Earth:

Help protect the animals of the Earth by not cutting down their homes.

FACT:

Every year thousands of animals forced out of their homes due to deforestation.

Is for Green Economy

Help keep the Earth clean by using renewable energy sources. Running water, windmills, and solar power are types of renewable energy!

Fun Fact:

One wind turbine can produce enough electricity to power up to 300 homes.

Is for Habitat

The physical environment that is home to plants and animals in an area.

Fun Fact:

This is where animals live, feed, and reproduce.

Is for Indigenous Plants:

INDIGENOUS PLANTS are found in specific areas only. Help protect them by not cutting down or damaging their homes

Fact:

If moved, the plants can be killed and the animals living there may die.

Is for Jungle:

Help keep our Earth safe by preserving the JUNGLES for the animals and plants

Fact:

The Amazon jungle is vanishing at twice the rate than it was last year .

Is for Kerbside:

Keep the Earth clean by not throwing recyclable materials outside.

Fact:

When animals see trash on the ground, they think its food and try to eat it. This kills thousands of animals a year!

Is for Littering:

Help keep the Earth clean by not LITTERING. Throw trash away in its rightful place!

Fun Fact:

Remember that paper and plastic materials belong in the recycle bin.

is for Marine Life:

Take care of sea animals by practicing responsible boating, kayaking, and any other water activities.

FACT:

Marine life is tendered by oil spills

Is for Nature:

Help the Earth become a better place by respecting all living things!

Fun Fact:

Earth day is every April, and its celebrated all around the world!

Is for Ozone Layer:

The ozone layer screens out the sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation.

Fact:

The ‘ozone layer’ is 12-20 miles above the Earth’s surface and contains most of our ozone.

Is for Pollution:

Keep the Earth clean by not Polluting the air we breath. Cars, Boats, and other machinery let out harmful fumes into the air.

Fun Fact:

Try walking, riding bike, or rollerskating instead of driving a car!

Is for Question:

Before you throw out trash, Questions yourself. Is it Recyclable?

Fun Fact:

All trash has a rightful place. If your unsure where to throw your trash away, ask an adult!

Is for Recycle:

Fun Fact:

Carton is made from recycled paper.

Help the Earth by recycling paper, plastic, aluminum, and glass!

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"Taking Care of the Earth"

Name: Taking Care of the Earth
Author: Natalia Velez

Natalia Velez

An educational A-to-Z guide that teaches children about environmental conservation, sustainability, and how to protect the Earth through simple daily actions and fun facts.

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