Clean Up!

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Its purpose is to spread awareness of plastic pollution on the ocean and how dangerous it is for ocean life. Super for bringing more diversity and representation into your classroom, and ideal for **Black History Month**. Find out more Watch the book’s creators, Nathan Bryon and Dapo Adeola, introduce the book and talk about their own top tips for reducing plastic and saving the oceans here Read another book about plastic pollution ‘A Planet full of Plastic’by Neal Layton. You’ll know that’s what you’re dealing with when your venerable leather binding crumbles between your fingers.

Clean Up! Whole-Class Guided Reading Pack 1 - Twinkl Year 1 Clean Up! Whole-Class Guided Reading Pack 1 - Twinkl

Make a poster to go in the park or at the beach to encourage people to take their rubbish home and keep the beach or park clean.I don’t remember seeing many representations of myself in children’s books at the time though, which is probably why Amazing Grace sticks out in my head (swipe to last slide). It doesn't have to look like a work of art but it has to be something you understand when you look at it yourself.

Clean and Dust Books - The Spruce How to Deep Clean and Dust Books - The Spruce

She is the sort of human being who is aspirational, she’s inspired by life and if anything, if kids take that away from the books alone, that’s super important. Rub a small piece of the sponge over the stain you want to remove, discarding the sponge bit when it’s no longer effective. Everything by Lemony Snicket ("I was definitely a huge Unfortunate Events fan - that for me was just like, 'wow'. Choose a good electrostatic duster made with microfiber or lambswool, a vacuum that will trap the dust and keep it from being scattered, or a soft paintbrush to dust a fragile book.Join **Rocket** as she visits her grandparents on their tropical island, and learns all about conservation and the environment. Rocket is very excited that she’s going on holiday to see her grandparents at their island Animal Sanctuary. Nathan: For writing I would say, I like to try and lead with a character so think of your lead character. Then, one at a time, test any cleaning supplies that you want to use on small, unimportant pieces of the cover, dust jacket, pages, etc.