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Environment Books For 9-Year-Old Kids

At age 9, readers may start to learn how scientists and communities study environmental problems. These books will help students learn how information is gathered and encourage readers to interpret scientific research to better understand changes in the natural world.

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Popular Books

Deep Look: These Mites Rain Down To Save Your Strawberries
Jonathan Bird's Blue World: River of Wrecks
Deep Look: The Axolotl Salamander Doesn't Wanna Grow Up
How the Apollo Spacecraft Works: Part Two
Jonathan Bird's Blue World: Silfra Iceland
Ecology: Understanding the Greenhouse Effect
Deep Look: Is a Spider's Web a Part of Its Mind?
Why Should Humans Care About Biodiversity Loss?
Deep Look: See Sea Slugs Scour Seagrass by the Seashore
I Survived Book 20: I Survived the California Wildfires, 2018
Deep Look: Australian Walking Stick Insects Are Three Times Weirder Than You Think
Deep Look: The Vinegaroon Sprays Acid to Foil its Foes
Big Blue: Seals, Sea Lions & Elephant Seals
SciShow Kids: The Problem With Pandas
Illegal Pet Trade: Help Stop Wildlife Trafficking
Animal Rescue Friends Tales: Bees!
How We'll Control the Weather in 100 Years
How the Apollo Spacecraft Works: Part Three

New Releases

When Grandfather Flew
Ohana Means Family
From Seed to Plant
Climate
Jeremy, the English Garden Snail
Pelorus Jack, the New Zealand Dolphin
I’m a Dumbo Octopus!: A Graphic Guide to Cephalopods
Not Extinct
Praying Mantis
Parrotfish
Okapi
Jerboa
Flamingo
Bush Viper
Rebel Girls Climate Warriors: 25 Tales of Women Who Protect the Earth
Incredible Lives: The Incredible Life of Dian Fossey, a Lifetime Studying Gorillas
Incredible Lives: The Incredible Life of Stephen Hawking Who Solved the Mystery of the Universe
Big Brown Bats
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I Survived Book 20: I Survived the California Wildfires, 2018Animal Rescue Friends Tales: Bees!The Wild Life: Hummingbird for a DayWhen Grandfather FlewThe Wild Life: Squirrel for a DayThe Water CycleI’m a Dumbo Octopus!: A Graphic Guide to CephalopodsInvestigating the Water CycleLooking at Layers: Looking Into SoilDinosaur Empire! (Earth Before Us #1): Journey through the Mesozoic EraWhat is a Biome?Water Cycle Geo FactsInvestigating Plastic PollutionWildfiresNature's Mysteries: Australia's Pink LakesStruck by LightningPhysical MapsHow Can We Reduce Household Waste?Science Explorer: EcosystemsBurrs to VelcroLooking at Layers: Looking Into the Rain ForestClimateHurricanesXtreme Fish: Piranha

Videos

Deep Look: These Mites Rain Down To Save Your StrawberriesJonathan Bird's Blue World: River of WrecksDeep Look: The Axolotl Salamander Doesn't Wanna Grow UpHow the Apollo Spacecraft Works: Part TwoJonathan Bird's Blue World: Silfra IcelandEcology: Understanding the Greenhouse Effect

Help your child grow through reading

Did you know?

  • Some sea turtles return to the same beaches where they hatched years earlier.
  • Scientists can use satellite images to monitor changes in forests and wetlands.
  • The Amazon rainforest creates some of its own rainfall.

How to make the most of Epic

For Parents
  • Compare different ecosystems.
  • Track seasonal changes in a local habitat.
For Educators
  • Map animal migration routes.
  • Label parts of a watershed.

FAQ

Families and educators can use books about the environment with 9-year-olds to support research projects, encourage independent learning and spark discussions about environmental issues. These books can also help children explore topics that connect local experiences to larger global systems.

9-year-olds can learn how ecosystems function, how human activities affect the environment and how conservation efforts help protect natural resources. Many books also introduce topics such as biodiversity, renewable energy and environmental stewardship.

These books can be especially valuable when children are exploring environmental topics in school, participating in nature-based activities or developing an interest in wildlife, conservation or sustainability. They also work well for readers who enjoy understanding how the natural world is connected.

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