Clean Up!

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Join **Rocket** as she visits her grandparents on their tropical island, and learns all about conservation and the environment. Perfect for reading to young children to show them not only that they can make a difference but the importance of looking after the world around them.

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We had a look at the hard plastic packaging recycling for one week and made a mermaid sculpture out of it to see exactly how much we had and link back to rubbish in the oceans. Think about what does the character want in the world and what’s stopping that character from getting it? Find out more about pollution in the oceans hereand here on Newsround 2015 Find out about whales and whale conservation here Find out about Jamaica here Look at a globe or atlas and try to find Jamaica on it. I would advise any child trying to get into this from an illustration perspective to draw the world around you. I recently purchased two antique books, and I am trying to salvage any way possible to make the books look better than they do now.It’s brilliant finally seeing Grammy and Grampy - Grammy is a pretty impressive surfer, and Rocket and mum love building sandcastles - but when a baby turtle washes up, tangled in plastic, Grampy explains that plastic is ruining the island, and no whales have been sighted here for a long time.

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This is a heartwarming, timely and empowering picture book, showing how we ALL can make a difference.Cookies collect information about your preferences and your devices and are used to make the site work as you expect it to, to understand how you interact with the site, and to show advertisements that are targeted to your interests. Open the book to allow the air to circulate and gently turn over a few pages at regular intervals to prevent sticking. Choose a good electrostatic duster made with microfiber or lambswool, a vacuum that will trap the dust and keep it from being scattered, or a soft paintbrush to dust a fragile book.