About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts asking practical questions about how the environment impacts their daily life, from why certain fruits are more expensive to why the summer feels hotter than it used to. This guide moves beyond abstract science to show the direct link between a changing climate and the world your child inhabits. It explores how shifting weather patterns affect food production, outdoor activities, and our local communities. While the topic of global warming can often feel overwhelming, the book maintains a grounded and objective tone that helps manage anxiety. It is specifically designed for elementary students, providing clear definitions and manageable chapters. Parents will appreciate how it builds scientific literacy while offering a sense of agency by highlighting how people are adapting to these changes. It is an excellent tool for turning a big, scary concept into a series of understandable real world connections.
