Biodiversity explained to girls and boys

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16/05/2025

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Biodiversity Explained to Girls and Boys is an educational picture book that introduces biodiversity to children through stories, illustrations and interactive activities.

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Biodiversity explained to girls and boys

Authors

Giulia Masiero and Mattia Carraro

Publisher

Yellowbeak

Type of resource

Book

Recommended age group

Children 6+

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What it offers

The manual offers illustrated stories and interactive activities to explain complex concepts in a simple and engaging way.

How it can be enjoyed

The manual can be enjoyed at home or at school as an educational tool to introduce children to biodiversity.

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