Dr Sai Pathmanathan

The essential guide to understanding the environment and climate change from multi-award-winning children’s magazine The Week Junior, perfect for children determined to make a difference.In this book you will: - Discover the science behind climate change and environmental challenges - Meet key scientists, leaders and activists in the environmental movement - Learn practical ways to help save the planet from your own home - Understand global environmental issues and their local impacts - Get inspired by positive stories of environmental actionWho says plastic isn’t fantastic? Why do rising temperatures matter? Will we all be eating bugs in the future? How can leftovers help save the world? This brilliant introduction to the environment combines cutting-edge science with practical activism, showing children how to be part of the solution.

A Creative Approach to Teaching Science Outdoors is filled with exciting and innovative ways to teach physics, chemistry and biology throughout primary – all in the great outdoors!This book is jam-packed full of activities and ready-made ideas with a creative edge, like using ‘racing leaves’ to teach about the physics ofmovement and making natural dyes to ''paint with nature'' to learn about the pH scale. The lesson plans are linked to all UK science curricula and aimed at encouraging children to think critically and scientifically. Tried and tested by expert authors, every activity uses materials which can easily be found outside or around the home and is adaptable for every setting – no matter how much or little green space you have!Teaching outdoors has proven benefits for mental health and wellbeing, and creates natural links to talking about the environment and climate change in a fun and accessible way. This book is a must-have for teachers looking to inspire their pupils and show children that science is truly everywhere!