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BOOKS Children Walsh, c. 2008, Candlewick Press Candlewick 2008, c. Walsh, by Melanie Melanie by Ten Things I Can Do to Help My World My Help to Do Can I Things Ten Lasky, c. 1997, Hyperion Books for Children for Books Hyperion 1997, c. Lasky, By Kathryn Kathryn By She’s Wearing a a Wearing She’s d on Her Head! Head! Her on d Bir ead D Sterling Publishing Sterling by Olivia Bouler, c. 2011, 2011, c. Bouler, Olivia by Olivia’s Birds: Saving the Gulf Gulf the Saving Birds: Olivia’s Millbrook Press Millbrook by Lisa Bullard, c. 2011, 2011, c. Bullard, Lisa by Power Up to Fight Pollution Fight to Up Power s for Young Readers Young for s Book House by Jan Girardi, c. 2011, Random Random 2011, c. Girardi, Jan by CO People on the Go the on People CO E DO N A C S KID T HA W Karwoski, c. 2005, Sylvan Dell Publishing Dell Sylvan 2005, c. Karwoski, by Gail Langer Langer Gail by Water Beds: Sleeping in the Ocean the in Sleeping Beds: Water DeYonge, c. 2000, The Watercourse The 2000, c. DeYonge, by Sandra Chisholm Chisholm Sandra by Spring Waters, Gathering Places Gathering Waters, Spring Joyce Sidman, c. 2005, Houghton Mifflin Houghton 2005, c. Sidman, Joyce the environment. the by by Song of the Water Boatman & Other Pond Poems Pond Other & Boatman Water the of Song pollution, conservation and and conservation pollution, Green r Gullive 1992, c. Cherry, for grades K-8 about recycling, recycling, about K-8 grades for by Lynne Lynne by A River Ran Wild: An Environmental History Environmental An Wild: Ran River A Recommended books Recommended Young Readers Young by Gordon Morrison, c. 2002, HMH Books for for Books HMH 2002, c. Morrison, Gordon by Pond Children Cole and Bruce Degen, c. 1992, Scholastic Press Scholastic 1992, c. Degen, Bruce and Cole by Joanna Joanna by agic School Bus on the Ocean Floor Ocean the on Bus School agic M he T Cole and Bruce Degen, c. 2004, Scholastic Press Scholastic 2004, c. Degen, Bruce and Cole by Joanna Joanna by t the Water Works Water the t a Bus School agic M he T Young for Out Science Out Dorros, c. 1991, Harper Collins Let’s-Read- and-Find- and-Find- Let’s-Read- Collins Harper 1991, c. Dorros, BOOKS Arthur by Follow the Water from Brook to Ocean to Brook from Water the Follow Books for Young Readers Young for Books by Gordon Morrison, c. 2006, HMH HMH 2006, c. Morrison, Gordon by A Drop of Water of Drop A TER A W AIR AND CLIMATE Our Three Bears by Ron Hirschi, c. 2008, Boyds Mills Publishing How We Know What We Know About Our Changing Climate by Owl Moon by Jane Yolen, c. 1987, Philomel Books Lynne Cherry and Gary Braasch, c. 2008, Dawn Publications Packard Takes Flight: A Bird’s-Eye View of Columbus, Ohio by The Magic School Bus and the Climate Challenge by Joanna Susan Sachs Levine, c. 2010, The History Press Cole, c. 2010, Scholastic Press Pale Male: Citizen Hawk of New York City by Janet Schulman, c. The Magic School Bus Gets Cleaned Up by Kristen Earhart, c. 2008, Alfred A. Knopf 2007, Scholastic Press Pipaluk and the Whales by John Himmelman, c. 2002, National ANIMALS Geographic Children’s Books Animals in Camouflage by Phyllis Limbacher Tildes, c. 2000, Quest for the Tree Kangaroo: An Expedition to the Cloud Forest Charlesbridge of New Guinea by Sy Montgomery, c. 2006, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (Scientists in the Field Series) Are You an Ant? Are You a Bee? Are You a Butterfly? Are you a Dragonfly? Are You a Grasshopper? Are you a Ladybug? Are Sam Learns Some Lessons by AfricAid’s 2010 Kisa Scholars, c. You a Snail? Are You a Spider? Backyard Books by Judy Allen 2011, Dot-to-Dot Children’s Books (Facing the Future Series) and Tudor Humphries, c. 2000-2004, Kingfisher Saving the Ghost of the Mountain: An Expedition Among Snow Bald Eagle by Gordon Morrison, c. 1998, Houghton Mifflin Leopards in Mongolia by Sy Montgomery, c. 2009, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (Scientists in the Field Series) The Bumblebee Queen by April Pulley Sayre, c. 2005, Charlesbridge Publishing Searching for Grizzlies by Ron Hirschi, c. 2005, Boyds Mills Press Eggs by Marilyn Singer, c. 2008, Holiday House Shared Spirits: Wildlife and Native Americans by Dennis L. Olson, c. 1995, Northword Press Emi and the Rhino Scientist by Mary Kay Carson, c. 2010, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (Scientists in the Field Series) Shuba and the Cyclone by Students of Chandpai-Dhamrai Bangladesh, c. 2011, Dot-to-Dot Children’s Books (Facing the Flute’s Journey: The Life of a Wood Thrush by Lynne Cherry, c. Future Series) 1997, Gulliver Green Books The Snake Scientist by Sy Montgomery, c. 1999, Houghton The Frog Scientist by Pamela S. Turner, c. 2009, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (Scientists in the Field Series) Mifflin Harcourt (Scientists in the Field Series) The Snow Leopard’s Dream by Ruth Sonrin and Roeun Sokhom, Gorilla Doctors: Saving Endangered Great Apes by Pamela S. c. 2011, Dot-to-Dot Children’s Books (Facing the Future Series) Turner, c. 2005, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (Scientists in the Field Series) Stellaluna by Janell Cannon, c. 1993, Red Wagon Books Kajo and Akari’s New Friend by Young Women in ESEC Program The Tarantula Scientist by Sy Montgomery, c. 2007, Houghton from Nyungme, Rwanda, Ann Marshall and Amy Proud, c. 2011, Mifflin Harcourt (Scientists in the Field Series) Dot-to-Dot Children’s Books (Facing the Future Series) Thirteen Moons on Turtle’s Back: A Native American Year The Long, Long Journey: The Godwit’s Amazing Migration by of Moons by Joseph Bruchac and Jonathan London, c. 1992, Sandra Markle, c. 2013, Millbrook Press PaperStar Books Move by Steve Jenkins and Robin Page, c. 2006, Houghton Tudley Didn’t Know by John Himmelman, c. 2006, Sylvan Dell Mifflin Publishing Ndeze and Ndakasi’s New Home by Students at Tungane Two Blue Jays by Anne Rockwell, c. 2003, Walker Publishing Primary School and Mugunga Primary School, Democratic Republic of Congo, c. 2011, Dot-to-Dot Children’s Books (Facing the Future Series) Walsh, c. 2008, Candlewick Press Candlewick 2008, c. Walsh, by Melanie Melanie by Ten Things I Can Do to Help My World My Help to Do Can I Things Ten Lasky, c. 1997, Hyperion Books for Children for Books Hyperion 1997, c. Lasky, By Kathryn Kathryn By She’s Wearing a a Wearing She’s ird on Her Head! Head! Her on ird B ead D Sterling Publishing Sterling by Olivia Bouler, c. 2011, 2011, c. Bouler, Olivia by Olivia’s Birds: Saving the Gulf Gulf the Saving Birds: Olivia’s Millbrook Press Millbrook by Lisa Bullard, c. 2011, 2011, c. Bullard, Lisa by Power Up to Fight Pollution Fight to Up Power Books for Young Readers Young for Books House by Jan Girardi, c. 2011, Random Random 2011, c. Girardi, Jan by CO People on the Go the on People CO E DO N A C S KID T HA W Karwoski, c. 2005, Sylvan Dell Publishing Dell Sylvan 2005, c. Karwoski, by Gail Langer Langer Gail by Water Beds: Sleeping in the Ocean the in Sleeping Beds: Water DeYonge, c. 2000, The Watercourse The 2000, c. DeYonge, by Sandra Chisholm Chisholm Sandra by Spring Waters, Gathering Places Gathering Waters, Spring Joyce Sidman, c. 2005, Houghton Mifflin Houghton 2005, c. Sidman, Joyce the environment. the by by Song of the Water Boatman & Other Pond Poems Pond Other & Boatman Water the of Song pollution, conservation and and conservation pollution, Cherry, c. 1992, Gullive Green Gullive 1992, c. Cherry, for grades K-8 about recycling, recycling, about K-8 grades for by Lynne Lynne by A River Ran Wild: An Environmental History Environmental An Wild: Ran River A Recommended books Recommended Young Readers Young by Gordon Morrison, c. 2002, HMH Books for for Books HMH 2002, c. Morrison, Gordon by Pond Children Cole and Bruce Degen, c. 1992, Scholastic Press Scholastic 1992, c. Degen, Bruce and Cole by Joanna Joanna by us on the Ocean Floor Ocean the on us B School agic M he T Cole and Bruce Degen, c. 2004, Scholastic Press Scholastic 2004, c. Degen, Bruce and Cole by Joanna Joanna by us at the Water Works Water the at us B School agic M he T Young for Out Science Out Dorros, c. 1991, Harper Collins Let’s-Read- and-Find- and-Find- Let’s-Read- Collins Harper 1991, c. Dorros, BOOKS Arthur by Follow the Water from Brook to Ocean to Brook from Water the Follow Books for Young Readers Young for Books by Gordon Morrison, c. 2006, HMH HMH 2006, c. Morrison, Gordon by A Drop of Water of Drop A TER A W AIR AND CLIMATE Our Three Bears by Ron Hirschi, c. 2008, Boyds Mills Publishing How We Know What We Know About Our Changing Climate by Owl Moon by Jane Yolen, c. 1987, Philomel Books Lynne Cherry and Gary Braasch, c. 2008, Dawn Publications Packard Takes Flight: A Bird’s-Eye View of Columbus, Ohio by The Magic School Bus and the Climate Challenge by Joanna Susan Sachs Levine, c. 2010, The History Press Cole, c. 2010, Scholastic Press Pale Male: Citizen Hawk of New York City by Janet Schulman, c. The Magic School Bus Gets Cleaned Up by Kristen Earhart, c. 2008, Alfred A. Knopf 2007, Scholastic Press Pipaluk and the Whales by John Himmelman, c. 2002, National ANIMALS Geographic Children’s Books Animals in Camouflage by Phyllis Limbacher Tildes, c.
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