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Kids fight plastic how to be a #2minutesuperhero Martin Dorey ; illustrated by Tim Wesson.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher: Somerville, Massachusetts Candlewick Press 2020Copyright date: copyright 2019Edition: First US editionDescription: 127 pages color illustrations, map 21 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9781536212778
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 363 23
Contents:
How to be a #2minutesuperhero -- Mission 1: get to know the bad stuff -- Mission 2: fight plastic in your trash can -- Mission 3: fight plastic in your park -- Mission 4: fight plastic in your backpack -- Mission 5: fight plastic in your lunchroom -- Mission 6: fight plastic in the supermarket -- Mission 7: fight plastic in your kitchen -- Mission 8: fight plastic in your garden -- Mission 9: fight plastic in your bathroom -- Mission 10: fight plastic in your toilet -- Mission 11: fight plastic in your closet -- Mission 12: fight plastic on the field, court, and track -- Mission 13: fight plastic on the weekend -- Mission 14: fight plastic with your allowance -- Mission 15: fight plastic in your celebrations -- Mission 16: the fight-plastic party -- Bonus mission: fight plastic with your voice -- Mission completed -- Superhero points -- What kind of superhero are you?
Awards:
  • A Junior Library Guild selection
Summary: "Every kid can be a superhero, fighting plastic waste at home, at school, and in their community. This engaging guide is chock-full of facts, vibrant art, graphics, and #2minutesuperhero missions--practical ways to take action now. Some ideas may spring to mind right away, such as picking up trash. Others are surprising, such as learning to cook with fresh ingredients or mending clothes. Readers will learn not only how to combat plastic waste head-on, but how to advocate for a cleaner world, beginning at home. Anti-plastic campaigner Martin Dorey brings both extensive experience and boundless enthusiasm to this essential book for young people who want to create a better world"--From the publisher's web site.
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Item type Current library Collection Call number Status Date due Barcode Item holds
Books Books Riverfield Country Day School Non-fiction Collection Non-fiction Collection NONFIC 363 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available RCDS95010113
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Includes chronology.

"52 missions to help save the oceans"--Cover.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 124-125).

How to be a #2minutesuperhero -- Mission 1: get to know the bad stuff -- Mission 2: fight plastic in your trash can -- Mission 3: fight plastic in your park -- Mission 4: fight plastic in your backpack -- Mission 5: fight plastic in your lunchroom -- Mission 6: fight plastic in the supermarket -- Mission 7: fight plastic in your kitchen -- Mission 8: fight plastic in your garden -- Mission 9: fight plastic in your bathroom -- Mission 10: fight plastic in your toilet -- Mission 11: fight plastic in your closet -- Mission 12: fight plastic on the field, court, and track -- Mission 13: fight plastic on the weekend -- Mission 14: fight plastic with your allowance -- Mission 15: fight plastic in your celebrations -- Mission 16: the fight-plastic party -- Bonus mission: fight plastic with your voice -- Mission completed -- Superhero points -- What kind of superhero are you?

Junior Library Guild

"Every kid can be a superhero, fighting plastic waste at home, at school, and in their community. This engaging guide is chock-full of facts, vibrant art, graphics, and #2minutesuperhero missions--practical ways to take action now. Some ideas may spring to mind right away, such as picking up trash. Others are surprising, such as learning to cook with fresh ingredients or mending clothes. Readers will learn not only how to combat plastic waste head-on, but how to advocate for a cleaner world, beginning at home. Anti-plastic campaigner Martin Dorey brings both extensive experience and boundless enthusiasm to this essential book for young people who want to create a better world"--From the publisher's web site.

Ages 7-11.

Grades 2-6.

A Junior Library Guild selection

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