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What happens when a home is no longer safe? Can animals live anywhere they want? How can we help protect their world? -
What is it like to take care of someone young? Can someone be annoying and still be special? How do we grow together as a family? -
Have clothes changed over time? Can one choice change what others think? How do our actions help shape our world? -
What happens when someone needs a break? Can we be mean without knowing? How can we look after our things? -
What happens to a snowman over time? What changes when it snows? Can something cold feel warm with love? -
How do we feel if someone doesn’t help? How can everyone do their part? Why is it important to work as a team? -
What happens to a tree after it’s cut down? Can one tree have many lives? How can we help the planet? -
What do animals do in winter? How do they take care of each other? Can families be different? -
Can a magical night happen away from home? Can one choice change everything? How do our wishes shape what comes next? -
What happens when our imagination runs wild? Can something scary turn out to be silly? How do we express our hopes and fears? -
What can we do if the weather ruins our plans? Can we still have fun when things go wrong? How do we make the best of a stormy day? -
How do people have fun in different places? Who plans a fair? What makes it exciting? What can we learn from new places? -
How do animals get ready for winter? Can friends be different and still love each other? What helps us share the same world? -
PYP How, Where, Who, Share! is an activity-based workbook created just for PYP students. Suitable for use in class or at home, this child-friendly workbook helps students to understand how the transdisciplinary themes can be used to explore the world around them. PYP How, Where, Who, Share!  features:- transdisciplinary theme-specific activities with content appropriate for ages 7–8+
- a variety of key concept questions and different approaches to learning activities
- write-in pages that form a permanent record of student understanding
- friendly bug characters to guide children and showcase different learner profile attributes
- content appropriate for in class or at home
- a FREE online Teacher Guide to help teachers to use the books.
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Where do people have their ear pulled on their birthday? Which country celebrates everyone’s birthday on the same day? And what do different birthday sweets look like around the world? -
What does it feel like when you are happy? What does it feel like when you are sad? Can you feel two emotions at the same time? This book is all about our amazing feelings! -
A friend is someone very important to us. But does this mean you need to agree on everything? And what happens if you argue? Let’s find out what being a good friend really means. -
All around the world we celebrate special days with light! Read this book to find out how lamps, lights and lanterns are used by people everywhere to celebrate festivals. -
Do you know how you get all the magic minerals and vital vitamins to keep you healthy and strong? All you need to do is eat the rainbow! -
Which animals live on the coldest continent on Earth? Where does the sun never set in summer? And where is it more icy than the inside of your freezer? Let’s go to the land of ice and snow! -
Can you guess the animals that live in the different layers of the rainforest? From the tallest trees high in the sky, to the dark forest floor below, find out which animals call the rainforest their home. -
Phone calls, emails and letters are all ways we communicate. But we can also use emojis to show how we feel to someone else! Turn back time and find out what people did before emojis even existed. -
Discover the fascinating world of castles! From towering fortresses to hidden dungeons – learn how kings, queens, and servants lived in these big and strong buildings. -
Millions of years ago, dinosaurs roamed the Earth. There are none left today so how do we know about them? From teeth and bones to leaves and shells, there are lots of clues all around us. These clues tell us about what the dinosaurs looked like and how they lived.
