The Earth Has Caught A Cold

This expanded allegory, first published in France, is based on the idea that Mother Earth is suffering from a bad cold or suffering from influenza. This is a smart way to change sustainability needs to children. Every child may be associated with runny nose, cough, and fever. The earth was personalized to a woman wearing a red scarf, a hat, a flower skirt, her cough seemed to be an earthquake, the heat made a warm sea, sneezed and caused a tsunami. The illustration on page 2 contrasts with the earth in contrast to the gorgeous landscape of smokey pipes, cardboard, and gray flowers (clothes will feel sick if you get sick). Finally, a hero appears and a little boy insists that we give the earth the rest you need. The spread of the last two pages is a bright color and a touching end that well represents the book's message: "It is never too late to redo." Dr. Seuss Dr. The Lorax's environmental requirements further I will wake up more. K-2 Evaluation - Connie Fletcher

Roxane Marie Galliez is known for her poetry story, which brings new perspectives to the problems facing children. Her words are trying to think about the unfortunate people, and most importantly to teach them, to rethink the problem of splitting us. She published ten books, including Dans les yeux de Lena, in the hometown of France (through the eyes of Lena), the earth caught a cold and said good-bye to sorrow. She lives in France and you can find out about her latest activities on her website: roxanemariegalliez.com

The darkness will come. And it is very cold. The earth is hard. The river freezes and the sea. Boats are quickly captured by ice in each area. It snowed in the jungle. The marble building was broken. No one can talk; it sounds like breath frosting on the lips of the speaker. In villages and cities, fields and trees, people die in cold weather. The bodies stacked like stacked firewood. Still Phaethon could not catch his horse, they still sprung upward, dragged the light and warmed from the earth. Eventually they are so high that air is too thin to breathe. Ferton saw their breathing flames, red and yellow, and burned blue in a thin air. He could not suck himself; he felt the bony bone frozen.

Even with the breathing of air, people can not survive at the temperature of the moon. Humans, plants and animals can not tolerate the extreme temperatures on the earth unless they deal with the heat and cold in a special way. Almost every life on the planet lives in a more friendly area where the temperature is not so extreme. However, the distance between the earth and the moon is about the same as the sun. So why is less fever and cold than the moon? The answer is because of our atmosphere. Since there is no moon in the moon, it is exposed to all the energy from the sun. At night, the temperature did drop sharply because there was no atmosphere to keep the heat on the earth.

Scientists are concerned that the change of the Earth 's atmosphere will destroy the energy balance inside and outside the Earth' s system. So far the earth is not too hot, not too cold, just right (see the metaphor of Goldilocks). However, the Earth 's atmosphere is changing, and the Earth does not necessarily always enjoy the benefits of the atmosphere we have today. Studying the factors that affect the temperature of other planets may help to discover the secret of keeping our atmosphere - this is actually a thin air that supports the life that we know It is a layer. Human influence on the atmosphere is somewhat controllable, scientists are seriously studying them. I hope to find the answers that are necessary to keep the Earth in a "right" state.