Learning about climate change? Here's a comic for kids about what it is and how it's affecting the planet — as explained by kids experiencing it. You can also print this comic at home!
and print this comic at home. When you print out the PDF file, select your printer's double-sided option with short-edge binding. Then fold the printed pages in half and organize them according to the page numbers. Feel free to make extra copies to share with your friends or your classmates!Over the years we've created resources for how parents can talk to their kids about climate change.
We also wanted to create a free resource for parents or teachers to use who are looking for ways to help their kids understand how the planet is changing.We talked with scientists, psychologists and climate researchers to find the best information and proven practices for how to talk to young kids about climate change. We also interviewed several kids who have experienced climate disasters and have taken action in their local communities.
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