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Inspire students to explore sustainability through thought-provoking picture books.
These activities encourage students to follow the design thinking stages to develop a solution to a problem in their local environment.
This inspiring picture book encourages young readers to make changes in their daily lives to help save our planet.
For this year's Simultaneous Storytime, inspire students to connect with Aura Parker’s beautiful picture book.
Meet lawyer, refugee and migrant rights activist, writer and commentator, Nyadol Nyuon.
Meet Georgie Stone and Rebekah Robertson, advocates for the rights of trans people.
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