Clean Up!

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But they weren't cool to this degree or, more precisely, were cool in a way that a child could recognize. Rocket is a character parents and children alike fall for (no wonder kids all around the world chose to be her for World Book Day): the big haired, glasses-wearing, space-obsessed black girl has an infectious energy and a personality that's inspired by one of Dapo's nieces, a now-10-year-old who questions everything and approaches life with curiosity, gusto and a real sense of purpose. Rocket is very excited – talk together about times when you have been excited about going on holiday or on a trip.

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I do think it’s important for kids to be introduced to all the things that are happening in the world from a younger age, in a way that’s accessible to them, in a way that doesn’t scare them, in a way that doesn’t prove to incite anxiety in them in any way at all. If you need to make preparations for the cleaning of your wet book, put that book in a sealed bag and stick it in the freezer first.

As you get better at it, more and more people will be able to understand it and you’ll be able to translate the world around you in a more efficient way. For smudges from dirty hands or stray pencil marks, use an art gum eraser to gently rub away the soil from the pages.

Clean Up! - Penguin Books UK

My small human loved it as much as the first in the series, unfortunately now she wants to go surfing and save turtles… I now need to find a way to help her do that! Back matter includes tips for future environmentalists and resources to learn more about the perils of plastic. Find out more about pollution in the oceans hereand here on Newsround 2015 Find out about whales and whale conservation here Find out about Jamaica here Look at a globe or atlas and try to find Jamaica on it.Mary Marlowe Leverette is one of the industry's most highly-regarded housekeeping and fabric care experts, sharing her knowledge on efficient housekeeping, laundry, and textile conservation.

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Clean Up also reminds us that there are always things we can do to make the world better, and that environmental issues aren’t separate from our everyday lives: plastic pollution is affecting Grammy and Grampy’s business as well as hurting turtles and ruining the beach for visitors. That said, saddle soap is sometimes a good option, and some archivists like petroleum-based cleaners. We’ve re-named Puffin Virtually Live so that it’s easier for new teachers to discover it as part of Puffin Schools and to acknowledge that the show now premieres on show day, rather than being streamed live. The story is written in a fun way and the illustrations are lively and really add to the story with brilliant facial expressions, and an insight into Jamaican culture.The book was released in June 2019, and has garnered plenty of accolades and cult fans, with the momentum never slowing - in fact, debut children's book author Nathan Bryon and illustrator Dapo Adeola are still getting comments from fans as if it was only published last month. However, please be aware that it uses a YouTube player and that you should check your school’s permissions to ensure that YouTube isn’t blocked. You’ll know that’s what you’re dealing with when your venerable leather binding crumbles between your fingers. It includes high resolution images linked to the exercises so you don’t need the book to use these resources.