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   Oct 12, 2024 · Newsletters. Blog. Speak with our Staff. 216-573-6886 (Press 2) 866-269-5794 (Press 2) Mon-Fri, 8am-7pm Central Time. info@TeachingBooks.net. Contact Us. In striving to enrich the lives of all readers, TeachingBooks supports the First Amendment and celebrates the right to read.

2. www.lessonplanet.com › article › elementary-languageExtend the Earth Day Learning With The Wump World - Lesson Planet

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   Students learn about renewable energy, including wind and solar power. The conduct experiments and learn about the scientific process. Share this article: By using the book The Wump World, pupils can discuss environmental issues to extend the Earth Day experience.

3. www.climatekids.org › video › the-wump-worldThe Wump World | Climate Kids Connects: Climate 101

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   16 minutes. View all Climate 101 Activities. Presented by: Samantha Wynns. Written by Bill Peet. About the Activity. The Pollutians invade the Wump World and turn the green meadows into a concrete jungle.

4. www.abcteach.com › resource › the-wump-world-guidedThe Wump World Guided Reading I abcteach.com

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   Your students will love this ‘Guided Reading: The Wump World’. Suggestions for teachers to guide students during a “read aloud” of Bill Peet’s popular environmental book, with pages for students to fill in their own before, during, and after reading questions; this unit includes art prompts.

5. www.lessonplanet.com › searchWump World Lesson Plans & Worksheets Reviewed by Teachers

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   For Teachers 2nd. Second graders read ead the book The Wump World written and illustrated by Bill Peet. Discuss with the students how air pollution can make your eyes water and cause shortness of breath. Students discuss air pollution and give the... +.

6. study.com › academy › lessonThe Wump World Activities - Study.com

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   The Wump World is a 1970 children's book by American author Bill Peet. The story follows the peaceful creatures called Wumps as their home is invaded by the planet-polluting...

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   What do students learn in the Wump World?

   • Using “The Wump World” students learn about the importance of air quality for plants and animals. They also conduct experiments and record their data. In this lesson, students learn about natural resources. They read “The Lorax” by Dr. Seuss and “The Wump World” by Bill Peet.

   Extend the Earth Day Learning With The Wump World

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   What is the Wump World about?

   • ''The Wump World'' is a children's story about conservation and the dangers of polluting. Students can use these activities to engage with this story in educational and creative ways. The Wump World is a 1970 children's book by American author Bill Peet.

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   What is the moral of the Wump World?

   • The Wump World is a 1970 children's book by American author Bill Peet. The story follows the peaceful creatures called Wumps as their home is invaded by the planet-polluting Pollutians. The ultimate moral is one of conservationism, the unsustainability of some practices, and the lasting consequences of pollution.

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   How does the Wump World end?

   • Within a short time, the Wump World is polluted with trash, smog, and buildings. It’s a great way to introduce environmental themes to elementary school children, and it ends with hope. The Pollutians leave, and the Wump World begins to come back to life. Students can discuss a variety of subjects raised in the book.

   Extend the Earth Day Learning With The Wump World

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   Why did the Pollutians choose the Wump World?

   • The Pollutians, an unsustainable civilization from Planet Pollutus, chose the Wump World for colonization and ‘improvement’ (producerism and extractive economy ) after wearing out their home planet (ecological collapse). Their world is turned upside down with the arrival of spaceships carrying them.

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   Is 'The Wump World' a good book?

   • The Wump World is a book that offers more text than is common in picturebooks, inviting a read-aloud with frequent pauses to explore Peet’s crayon-style illustrations. The book's depiction of environmental destruction is sad but not threatening, making it a great choice for starting conversations about the Anthropocene, especially the causes and results of environmental degradation.

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8. www.climatelit.org › literature › the-wump-worldThe Wump World - Climate Lit

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   Illustrated by Bill Peet. “This world of our has gone sour. We’ve got to get out of here quick”. Wumps are gentle grass-eaters living sustainably on a small, green planet. Their world is turned upside down with the arrival of spaceships carrying Pollutians from the planet Pollutus.