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Kids aged 1 to 3: Kids aged 4 to 7: Kids aged 8 to 11: Kids aged 12 to 15: Kids aged 16+: Another approach: ask the kids what they know: Stories from Parents and Carers Authors note: Links:

Kids aged 4 to 7:

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Children aged 4 to 7 drew their maps with their homes filling up the centre. Children also often describe, and feel protective of, the creatures that live in their gardens or their blocks.

A useful book for this age is “The Tantrum that Saved the World”

Also, a great free online resource for kids 5 and over is this reading of a book for kids on climate change read by Lily Cole. It helps kids see that the world is their home and we have to look after it for everyone.

Parents for Climate meet and work on the lands of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people and respect that sovereignty of those lands was never ceded. We pay respect to Elders, past and present and emerging, and acknowledge the pivotal role that Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people continue to play within the Australian community.