New Oxford International Primary Sustainability: Student Project Book 5

New Oxford International Primary Sustainability: Student Project Book 5
Author/Publisher: Oxford University Press

Target Audience: This project book is intended for primary school students in Year 5 (ages 9-10), aimed at fostering a deeper understanding of sustainability concepts through hands-on learning.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Content: Covers key themes such as climate change, renewable energy, and waste management, encouraging students to explore the importance of sustainable practices.
• Clear Explanations: Simplifies complex sustainability topics with clear definitions and illustrations to aid comprehension.
• Practice Questions: Includes a variety of project-based tasks and reflective questions that encourage critical thinking and practical application of sustainability concepts.
• Exam Focused: Aligns with the primary curriculum, supporting students in their preparation for relevant assessments in environmental studies.
• Interactive Elements: Features collaborative projects, experiments, and creative activities that promote engagement and teamwork among students.
• Unique Aspects: Incorporates real-world examples and case studies, making sustainability issues relevant and relatable to students’ lives.

Educational Value:
This project book helps students develop a critical awareness of sustainability challenges, empowering them to engage actively with their environment and propose solutions through innovative learning experiences.

Format and Quality:
Offered in a colorful paperback format, this book contains 64 pages of engaging activities, illustrations, and spaces for students to document their projects and findings.

Why Choose This Book:
Perfect for students interested in environmental studies, this Student Project Book combines fun and educational content, making it an excellent resource for developing both academic and life skills related to sustainability.

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