New Oxford International Primary Sustainability: Student Project Book 2

New Oxford International Primary Sustainability: Student Project Book 2
Author/Publisher: Oxford University Press

Target Audience: Designed for primary school students in Year 2 (ages 6-7), this project book continues to build on sustainability concepts introduced in Year 1, encouraging deeper understanding and engagement.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Content: Explores topics such as biodiversity, conservation, and the impact of human activities on the environment, fostering awareness of global sustainability issues.
• Clear Explanations: Provides straightforward language and visuals to simplify complex ideas, making them accessible to young learners.
• Practice Questions: Incorporates project-based learning tasks and questions that encourage critical thinking and real-life application of sustainability concepts.
• Exam Focused: Aligned with the primary curriculum to support students in preparing for related assessments in an engaging manner.
• Interactive Elements: Features a variety of hands-on projects, illustrations, and group activities that promote collaboration and creativity among students.
• Unique Aspects: Integrates storytelling elements and real-world examples to make the concepts of sustainability relatable and engaging.

Educational Value:
This project book empowers young learners to understand and act on sustainability issues, encouraging responsible behavior toward the environment through fun and interactive learning experiences.

Format and Quality:
Published in a colorful paperback format, the book consists of 64 pages filled with activities, illustrations, and dedicated space for students to document their projects.

Why Choose This Book:
Ideal for young students eager to learn about sustainability, this Student Project Book provides an engaging and interactive platform to explore important environmental concepts while developing teamwork and problem-solving skills.

Available at Books for the Future with delivery to all cities in Iraq and the Kurdistan region.