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Now Available! Chloe the Clownfish Sleeps Well
Chloe the clownfish lives on the Great Barrier Reef of Australia. She and her family love to swim and live among the corals and sea anemones. One day at school, a professor visited and told the class that their home and families were in great danger because humans were causing dangerous climate change. Chloe is frightened and discusses this with her mother. They find a wise professor that tells them the truth so that Chloe may sleep well.
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Once Upon a Time
Once Upon a Time provides scientific information in a manner that is simple enough that even a young child can enjoy and understand. The story is told through the adventures of three young girls who live on a tree farm in Oregon. They learn from their kindly neighbor, a scientist, that carbon dioxide (CO2) is the miracle molecule that is necessary for life on earth to exist and that increasing CO2 is helping plants to grow faster and bigger.
If you are part of a homeschool group, club, or classroom of any type (public, private, charter) and would like to receive free printed copies of this book (and/or others) for your students, please download this form and return to wheeler@co2coalition.org.
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Simon The Solar-Powered Cat
The Sun’s critical role in sustaining life on Earth is told through the adventures of a wonderful cat named Simon. Simon is loved by the three girls who own him. However, he is still lonely and a bit hungry. Through Simon’s search for an animal friend and food, we learn how sunlight combines with carbon dioxide and water to feed cats–and nearly all life on Earth.
If you are part of a homeschool group, club, or classroom of any type (public, private, charter) and would like to receive free printed copies of this book (and/or others) for your students, please download this form and return to wheeler@co2coalition.org.
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The Magic Mirror: Reflections on Recycling
The Magic Mirror tells of another adventure in the lives of Sophia, Ariana, and Elyssa, the three young sisters who live on a tree farm in Oregon. As they go about their recycling chores, their friendly scientist neighbor, Mr. Gordon, helps them to learn that Mother Nature is the most important recycler of all. Natural and man-made processes eventually bring plants and animals back to the miracle molecule, carbon dioxide, so that new life can emerge.
Sometimes it takes a little magical reflection to see the wonders of nature. In this delightful story, three sisters discover how the cycles of life are made possible by the miracle molecule, carbon dioxide. An entertaining look into the scientific realities of life on earth for children of any age.
If you are part of a homeschool group, club, or classroom of any type (public, private, charter) and would like to receive free printed copies of this book (and/or others) for your students, please download this form and return to wheeler@co2coalition.org.
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The Mystery of the Night Raiders
When the girls go on vacation, their scientist neighbor, Mr. Gordon, agrees to take care of their dogs and goats. When Mr. Gordon goes to feed the animals, one of the goats tells him that during the night there were mysterious noises and shadows where the dog treats are stored. The big dogs scared them away, but who were the mysterious night raiders? Though the girls have some interesting guesses, Mr. Gordon tells them it is best to use evidence to find the answer.
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The Big Bad Woof
Zeus, a large and powerful Great Pyrenees dog, lives on a tree farm in Oregon with a family with three lovely sisters. He protects all the animals living with him. Zeus slips away from his home to visit his scientist neighbor, Mr. Gordon, to ask about the changing climate that he hears many people talking about. When the girls find Zeus talking to Mr. Gordon, they get into a very important discussion about climate and the magic molecule, H20 (water).
