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Kate and Tom Learn About Fossil Fuels: Dinosaurs and Fossil Carbon (Coloured Version)
By Carol Sutters and William Fong
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“Book is suitable for 6-11 year old.”
In this book Kate and Tom fi nd out about the importance of fossil fuels. They learn how they were formed many years ago and that we use them as a source of energy. The normal carbon cycle is explained. They are introduced to the concepts of a carbon footprint and learn that excess carbon dioxide release causes pollution.Author
Carol Sutters
A pharmacist and grandmother who wishes to assist children navigate life by working with nature to save the planet.
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