Happy Earth Day: Articles, Booklists, Reviews, and More

by SLJ Staff
Apr 22, 2019 | Filed in News & Features

A one-stop Earth Day resource list to help with programming and lesson plan needs.

Today is Earth Day.

Educators will focus lessons on the environment, as public libraries run themed storytimes and activities. However, environmental curriculum and programs help kids throughout the year. We’ve curated SLJ content from the last few years to create a one-stop resource with related articles, individual book reviews, themed booklists, related tech, and programs.

 

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