How to have a green day
By Jenny Alexander
Could one ordinary day hold the secret to saving our planet, one small choice at a time?
informative · practical · environmental · accessible
Genres
What is How to have a green day about?
From waking up to bedtime, this practical guide shows how everyday choices can help protect the planet. Discover simple ways to save water and energy, cut down on waste, reuse useful items and recycle more effectively. Organised around different times and places in a typical day, the book explains why each action matters and offers ideas that children can try at home, at school and outdoors. Clear information, helpful tips and a glossary make going green easy to understand.
About the author
Jenny Alexander is a British author who loves writing stories and books to help children use their imagination and build confidence. She has written popular books like 'How to Be a Brilliant Writer' and 'The Village by the Sea'. Jenny enjoys inspiring young readers to enjoy stories and have fun with words.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2001
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