Inspiring Children's Books About the Environment

Inspiring Children's Books About the Environment

Parents suggest these wonderful children's books about the environment for sparking an interest in conservation and an appreciation for the natural world.

Kids can have a hard time understanding how their individual actions really do have an impact on the surrounding world. These family favorite books will help your child gain an appreciation for the environment, understand conservation, and learn ways to help the environment. They are perfect books for Earth Day or any day!

Add your favorite children's books about protecting the environment to the list and vote for your favorites!


 
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    Bee & Me

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    Erin P. said:  In this book with no words, by Alison Jay, a girl and a bee go on an adventure where they learn about simple actions that even children can do to make a positive impact on the environment. Gorgeous illustrations!

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    Gabby and Grandma Go Green

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    Erin P. said:  Author Monica Wellington wrote this cute little story about Gabby and her Grandma spending time together and doing good things for the environment, including recycling and using homemade cloth bags while shopping! I like it because it introduces simple, environmentally-helpful ideas that even little readers can implement in their own lives.

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    Miss Fox's Class Goes Green

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    Erin P. said:  The students have lots of questions when Miss Fox shows up to school on her bicycle. She tells her class that she is "going green." Her classroom, full of animal students, is inspired by her choice and they all come up with things they can do to make a positive difference for the environment. Eileen Spinelli's book is a great way to introduce simple ideas that even kids can implement in their own lives so that all of us can go green together!

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