Books with title The Ecodiddle Explores Weather and Climate: Notebook 5

If you are looking for a fun introduction to the science behind climate change then “The Ecodiddle Explores” series of light-hearted but informative cartoon-style notebooks is for you. Something has made Ernest Ecodiddle's ice cave melt and he is determined to find out why. Join him and his friends in this sixth adventure looking at “Climate Change” where Ernest discovers what has affected the climate on Planet Earth in the past and learns how modern life will affect future climate. As he and his friends look at ice cores, fossils, steam engines, do activities, experiments and have barbeques they find out about human activity, fossil fuels, energy, electricity and greenhouse gases before taking a closer look at the impact a warming climate will have on Planet Earth. Ideal for 7-12 year olds, either in the classroom or at home, these colourful and cheery books include practical activities, easily accessible explanations and wider aspects of general knowledge. While each book stands alone, the series builds up the basic science behind climate change and sustainability in easy to understand stages which link closely with funny stories like “The Ecodiddle Emergency” and "The Ecodiddle Eco-riddle" and its learning partner book "Solving the Eco-riddle".

If you are looking for a fun introduction to the science behind climate change then “The Ecodiddle Explores” series of light-hearted but informative cartoon-style notebooks is for you. Something has made Ernest Ecodiddle's ice cave melt and he is determined to find out why. Join him and his friends in this second adventure looking at “Day and Night” where Ernest finds out how energy from the sun reaches the surface of Planet Earth and how the shape, spin and tilt of the Earth results in us experiencing days and nights at the surface. Meanwhile his friends back at base re-create what Ernest sees in space using torches, balls and even apples to help us understand what is going on. Ideal for 7-12 year olds, either in the classroom or at home, these colourful and cheery books include practical activities, easily accessible explanations and wider aspects of general knowledge. While each book stands alone, the series builds up the basic science behind climate change and sustainability in easy to understand stages which link closely with funny stories like “The Ecodiddle Emergency” and "The Ecodiddle Eco-riddle" and its learning partner book "Solving the Eco-riddle".

If you are looking for a fun introduction to the science behind climate change then “The Ecodiddle Explores” series of light-hearted but informative cartoon-style notebooks is for you. Something has made Ernest Ecodiddle's ice cave melt and he is determined to find out why. Join him and his friends in this fifth adventure looking at “Weather and Climate” where Ernest learns about the energy cycle, air cycle and water cycle on Planet Earth, discovers what causes weather and how, over time, patterns of weather create different climates. Along the way Ernest joins his friends as they have fun making clouds, wind vanes, barometers and doing lots of experiments with water and ice. Ideal for 7-12 year olds, either in the classroom or at home, these colourful and cheery books include practical activities, easily accessible explanations and wider aspects of general knowledge. While each book stands alone, the series builds up the basic science behind climate change and sustainability in easy to understand stages which link closely with funny stories like “The Ecodiddle Emergency” and "The Ecodiddle Eco-riddle" and its learning partner book "Solving the Eco-riddle".

Something has made Ernest Ecodiddle's ice cave melt and he is determined to find out why. Join him and his friends, Hope and Bernie, as they look for clues, try out some fun activities and discover some answers in this second adventure looking at why we have "Day and Night". This is the second of seven notebooks in the series "The Ecodiddle Explores". Ideal for 7-12 year olds, either in the classroom or at home, if you are looking for a fun way to introduce youngsters to the science behind climate change these books are definitely for you. Using humorous cartoon guides, easily accessible practical activities and explanations these colourful and cheery books build up the basic science behind the way the Earth heats and cools in easy to understand layers. Notebook 2 "Day and Night" looks at the effect of shape, tilt and spin and how heat and light fall on Earth. This series links closely with the fictional story "The Ecodiddle Eco-riddle" and it's non-fiction partner book "Solving the Eco-riddle" which covers the science behind the story of Ernest's melting ice cave as they solve the eco-riddle in 10 easy steps.