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A thought-provoking children's book about environmental issues, animals, philosophy, and critical thinking, for curious kids ages 9–12.
Our planet is home to an astonishing variety of animals, plants, and ecosystems.
But where do humans fit into all of this?
And what does it mean to be a good neighbour to the other creatures we share our planet with?
ThinkAboutIt: Think Green! takes young readers on a philosophical adventure into the environment, the animal kingdom, and our relationship with the natural world.
Follow Sophia the Wise, an intrepid young thinker, as she explores big questions about people, animals, nature, and the planet.
Along the way, Sophia meets fascinating thinkers from throughout history and around the world, explores different ideas and possible answers, and challenges readers with kid-friendly thought experiments.
But this isn't a book that simply tells kids what to think.
It's a book that encourages them to think for themselves.
Through questions, activities, worksheets, conversation, and creative experiments, young readers can investigate environmental ideas from different perspectives and consider how our choices affect the world and the creatures we share it with.
Because understanding the environment isn't just about knowing facts.
It's also about asking good questions, considering different points of view, keeping an open mind, and thinking carefully about what we can do.
The environment and the natural world
Animals and our relationship with other species
Human impact on the planet
Environmental responsibility and stewardship
Big philosophical questions about nature and our place in it
Different perspectives on environmental issues
Thought experiments and philosophical inquiry
Critical thinking and open-mindedness
How to ask better questions
How conversation can help us understand complicated ideas
Creative ways to investigate questions and test ideas
Curious kids ages 9–12
Young environmentalists and animal enthusiasts
And don’t forget to check out the bundle of free lesson plans that goes with it!
A thought-provoking children's book about environmental issues, animals, philosophy, and critical thinking, for curious kids ages 9–12.
Our planet is home to an astonishing variety of animals, plants, and ecosystems.
But where do humans fit into all of this?
And what does it mean to be a good neighbour to the other creatures we share our planet with?
ThinkAboutIt: Think Green! takes young readers on a philosophical adventure into the environment, the animal kingdom, and our relationship with the natural world.
Follow Sophia the Wise, an intrepid young thinker, as she explores big questions about people, animals, nature, and the planet.
Along the way, Sophia meets fascinating thinkers from throughout history and around the world, explores different ideas and possible answers, and challenges readers with kid-friendly thought experiments.
But this isn't a book that simply tells kids what to think.
It's a book that encourages them to think for themselves.
Through questions, activities, worksheets, conversation, and creative experiments, young readers can investigate environmental ideas from different perspectives and consider how our choices affect the world and the creatures we share it with.
Because understanding the environment isn't just about knowing facts.
It's also about asking good questions, considering different points of view, keeping an open mind, and thinking carefully about what we can do.
The environment and the natural world
Animals and our relationship with other species
Human impact on the planet
Environmental responsibility and stewardship
Big philosophical questions about nature and our place in it
Different perspectives on environmental issues
Thought experiments and philosophical inquiry
Critical thinking and open-mindedness
How to ask better questions
How conversation can help us understand complicated ideas
Creative ways to investigate questions and test ideas
Curious kids ages 9–12
Young environmentalists and animal enthusiasts
And don’t forget to check out the bundle of free lesson plans that goes with it!