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• We Are Water Protectors

  Lindstrom, Carole, 1964-

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  When a black pipeline threatens to contaminate the local water supply, a young Indigenous girl fights to protect Earth's most sacred resource.

• We Are Water Protectors

  Lindstrom, Carole

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• We Are Water Protectors Discussion & Activity Guide

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  Once you finish We Are Water Protectors, look over this discussion guide to talk about the book with a parent/guardian, friend, relative, or anybody who's read the book. Also, complete additional activities and learn how to make an impact…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Fry Bread

  a Native American Family Story

  Maillard, Kevin Noble,

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  This book explores the varied cultures of Native Americans through the use of fry bread.

• Greta and the Giants

  Inspired by Greta Thunberg's Stand to Save the World

  Tucker, Zoe̿,

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  Young Greta lives in a beautiful forest. One day, Giants come to the forest, chop down trees and build houses. So many houses are built that there are hardly any trees left. Greta comes up with an idea to save the animals who are living in…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Does Earth Feel?

  Majewski, Marc, 1993-

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  This narrative asks readers to think more deeply about what our only planet is telling us. The main question is what do you want Earth to feel?

• Touch the Earth

  Lennon, Julian, 1963-

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  In this picture book, Children are asked to hop aboard a magical airplane and learn how to take pollution out of the ocean.

• Little Turtle and the Changing Sea

  Davies, Becky

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  Little Turtle loves the ocean! She enjoys looking at the beautiful coral reefs. One day, she finds that plastic consumes the ocean. Will her beloved ocean ever be the same?

• A Day With Yayah

  Campbell, Nicola I.

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  An indigenous family goes on an outing in Nicola Valley, British Columbia. While looking for herbs and mushrooms, the grandmother shares her native language with her grandchildren.

• Ojibwe

  Lajiness, Katie,

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  Learn about the history, social life and customs of the Ojibwe Indians. The girl in We Are Water Protectors is an Ojibwe Indian.

• Water

  Simon, Seymour,

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  Simon's book discusses the science of water. Topics include its chemical makeup, its importance to life, its role in climate, and how the cycle works.

• American Indian Crafts Kids Can Do!

  Gnojewski, Carol

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  Learn about Native American culture while making simple crafts.