Earth Ninja: A Children’s Book About Recycling, Reducing, and Reusing (Ninja Life Hacks)

This book is part of a series that uses a series of Ninja characters to teach children about their world and how to become a valuable member of it.Earth Ninja wants children to learn how to take responsibility for the earth. Lazy Ninja is careless about throwing away his trash, but one day he goes to the beach with friends. They notice a turtle struggling to get free from plastic trash. Earth Ninja explains how trash in the ocean endangers animals.Earth Ninja teaches Lazy Ninja about the 3 Rs. We can reduce our carbon footprint and fertilizer. By reusing paper and plastic, we conserve resources. Finally, we can recycle paper, plastics, and glass. Lazy Ninja is convinced to change his ways.Nhin includes fasts to help children understand how necessary these steps are and that even one person can make a difference.This series is highly recommended for preschool and elementary school students.

5 yr old, "I like when they help the turtle get out of the plastic. It made me feel happy."7 yr old, "I liked it because they practice the 3 R's; reduce, reuse, and recycle."8 yr old, "My favorite part was in Earth ninja talked about the 3 R's. It got me thinking what we could do. Well, we already try to re-cycle cardboard and we have a compost pile at our house but I think we could take the idea of using the reusable shopping bags when we go to the store to help out a little bit more."

First I received the kids book,to see as adult if kids could understandThe book is Earth Ninja and he and she can be good Ninja around the world and then around the area you areat you can recycle the good like glass paper cans and some make in to other things and re use them till time to throw it awayyou put the recycle and then you can make crafts out of cans and then you can use them for pencil holder and then you can use to for things for the gift for birthday and holidaysthe book is great read and then you have fun to read them to the gran kids and kids they will learn youcan help them under stand the recycle cycle

My son loves learning about being earth friendly, but this book was not written for a child to easily understand I felt and was not worth the cost of the book. I think I got suckered in bc my so loved the ninja pictured on the front. The storyline was ok. My son was 5 years old.

This book explains to kids how important it is to recycle by giving examples to show how everyone can do their part to help our planet. I love that these books are illustrated so well that it keeps my children engaged. Another win for the ninja series!

This is a great book to inspire children to care about our earth, and how they can make a positive difference in the world. It's easy to read with fun illustrations, so that all children young to old - can understand why it's important for all of us to recycle and reduce our carbon footprint. I love this book and the subject!

Reduce, Reuse, RecycleThe 3 R's of the environment that have been taught to young children for years. While the USA is one of the leading countries in cleanliness and less polution, teaching children in this delightful way will ensure we stay at the top and grow even better.This book easily teaches children the consequences of being irresponsible concerning the enivornment.

What a wonderful addition to the ninja series! Learn about the three Rs in this book designed to teach children the proper way to care for Earth! This book isn't just good for kids it has some awesome facts for adults too!

I love the way this fun series of books provide even young kids with useful information. In this new book about Earth Ninja, the author tackles the very important topic of recycling and helping to look after our planet. After rescuing a turtle on the beach who has become trapped in plastic, Lazy ninja wants to learn what he can do to stop this happening again, Earth Ninja introduces him to the 3 Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) and helps him to realise that we all have an important part to play in looking after the planet, and all of us can make a difference.

This is a positive way to remind us that we can each play a part in caring for our earth.