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Be the Change, Make It Happen: Big and Small Way Kids Can Make a Difference

Bernadette Russell, illustrated by Bernadette Russell

This activity book introduces personal and social issues through ideas for actions children can take in the world around them. Activities include recycling, saving water, creating art exhibitions for causes, and keeping a Happiness Diary. It invites children to identify issues that matter to them and make their voices heard. Bold colors, varied type, and simple mixed-media illustrations accompany the projects and prompts.

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Themes
Activism · Art And Creativity · Environment · Government And Civics
Format
Paperback
ISBN-13
9781610674041
Language
English
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