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Lädt ... Sandy's Incredible Shrinking Footprintvon Femida Handy, Carol Carpenter
![]() Keine Keine aktuelle Diskussion zu diesem Buch. Sandy’s Incredible Shrinking Footprint tells the story of a young girl who, while visiting her grandpa, happily runs to a nearby beach. She loves to explore the seashore and is shocked to find a pile of garbage others left near a fire pit. She is disgusted by the waste and works to collect the candy wrappers, pop cans and mustard bottles. Before long, she meets an old woman who roams the beach and collects the litter others have left behind. The woman encourages the girl to consider, “The footprint of your life – the mark you leave on the world.” This breezy, empowering picture book includes colourful collage illustrations made from natural and recycled materials. Suitable for children aged six and up. I loved how the illustrations in this book were made out of recycled and natural materials; really sending home the message to readers about environmental awareness and how to reuse items. The story is very playful and direct in nature with a clear message and colorful images to attract the reader. The book ends with some great tips to help "shrink our footprints" on the Earth. Zeige 3 von 3
Sandy loves visiting her grandpa's house by the beach every summer. She and her dog Pepper play in the sand and surf, chasing the seagulls. But on this day her walk on the beach is ruined when she comes across the garbage left over from someone else's picnic--pop cans, half-eaten hot-dog buns, and even a yellow mustard container. Angry, Sandy can't understand why anyone would want to dirty her beautiful beach. She and Pepper are startled by the arrival of the 'Garbage Lady,' who helps pick up the mess. The Garbage Lady explains to Sandy that everyone has an ecological footprint--the mark they leave on the world--and that it is their responsibility to shrink it. Sandy is impressed and runs home to tell her grandpa. A wonderful introduction to environmental responsibility, the book ends with a list of everyday ways we can all shrink our footprint. Fittingly illustrated with a unique collage technique using recycled materials. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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A picture-book with a purpose (one I wholeheartedly support!), Sandy's Incredible Shrinking Footprint is not wholly didactic, but it definitely has a didactic purpose, and the reader never entirely loses sight of that fact, while reading. I don't know that this is necessarily a bad thing, as this strikes me as a teaching tale - one that can be used to start a discussion with younger children about environmental stewardship and responsibility, and ways that everyone - including young people - can reduce their ecological footprint. (