Posted on Jan 17, 2023
A kid's guide to climate change (plus a printable comic)
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Are you a kid — or do you know a kid — who is learning about climate change?
It can be hard to know where to start. So we made a guide about how it's changing the planet and how to deal with the big feelings you might have when you hear about it. Click here to print a paper version of this comic at home or in your classroom, and here's more information about how we made this.
Are you a kid — or do you know a kid — who is learning about climate change?
It can be hard to know where to start. So we made a guide about how it's changing the planet and how to deal with the big feelings you might have when you hear about it. Click here to print a paper version of this comic at home or in your classroom, and here's more information about how we made this.
A kid's guide to climate change (plus a printable comic)
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Why we made this
Over the years we've created resources for how parents can talk to their kids about climate change. This time we wanted to make something specifically for kids as they're processing their feelings. We also wanted to create a free resource for parents or teachers to use who are looking for ways to help their kids understand how the planet is changing.
Our methodology
We talked with scientists, psychologists and climate researchers to find the best information and proven practices for how to talk to young kids about climate change. We also interviewed several kids who have experienced climate disasters and have taken action in their local communities.
Who this is for
This comic is intended for kids ages 6-12, who are starting to hear about climate change or are starting to experience climate anxiety. But we hope it can be a resource for people of any age."
..."Why we made this
Over the years we've created resources for how parents can talk to their kids about climate change. This time we wanted to make something specifically for kids as they're processing their feelings. We also wanted to create a free resource for parents or teachers to use who are looking for ways to help their kids understand how the planet is changing.
Our methodology
We talked with scientists, psychologists and climate researchers to find the best information and proven practices for how to talk to young kids about climate change. We also interviewed several kids who have experienced climate disasters and have taken action in their local communities.
Who this is for
This comic is intended for kids ages 6-12, who are starting to hear about climate change or are starting to experience climate anxiety. But we hope it can be a resource for people of any age."
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Thanks for showing us how Progressives and Climate Alarm Activities use fear to indoctrinate children to their unproven cause. In this case they use some graphs that will seem authoritative to a child and then threaten their home with fire. Then go on to review complex issues, that many adults can’t understand, let alone children. Thanks for showing this brainwashing of our children. I didn’t realize it was this bad. The one true tag on this in my opinion is Psychology.
I realize you probable posted that article in good faith, but I can assure you most of it is trash. MHO
I realize you probable posted that article in good faith, but I can assure you most of it is trash. MHO
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