5 Movies That Teach Kids about the Environment

1. palosverdesmontessori@gmail.com  (310) 541-2405   COVID- 19 19 PROTOCOLS PROTOCOLS MENUS & & NEWSLETTER NEWSLETTER GALLERYCOVID- WHAT WHAT IS IS MONTESSORI MONTESSORI PROGRAMS PROGRAMSMENUS HOME HOME CONTACT CONTACT S.T.E.A.M S.T.E.A.M ENRICHMENT ENRICHMENTGALLERY Back to Blog 5 Movies That Teach Kids About The Environment. With all the environmental problems that our world is currently facing, it is critical to provide awareness and practical solutions to current and future generations to maintain our planet's existence. Teaching our children about the environment can be difficult at times. According to experts at Childcare centers, one of the most effective ways to teach environmental preservation to youngsters is through movies. At the same time, they are learning and having fun. Here are five environmentally friendly films to watch with your children. 1. Finding Nemo (2003) This box office blockbuster follows Marlin, a clownfish, and his regal blue tang pal, Dory, as they embark on a quest to find Marlin's son, Nemo. Nemo has been kidnapped from his coral reef habitat and kept in a dental clinic's glass cage. The film's message emphasizes the significance of protecting coral reefs and the species that live there. It teaches about the wonders of ocean life, including all its fascinating residents and diversity. This will appeal to kids in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA, because of the closeness to Pacific Ocean. 2. Happy Feet (2006) This film contains a lot of singing and dancing, but it also depicts a more serious, eye-opening scenario concerning the effects of industrial fishing and pollution. This is much more than just about dancing penguins. It reveals the unpalatable truths about what is occurring to penguin species in Antarctica because of human activity. The story revolves around a penguin Mumble, who discovers he has a natural talent for tap dancing. He is the only emperor penguin without a heart song, must overcome his shyness to learn more about himself, his species, and his human adventures. 3. The Bee Movie (2007) This is an amusing film that educates viewers on the importance of honeybees to our ecosystem. Barry Benson, the main character of the film, is a recent Bee College graduate. He must choose between following bee rules and indulging his adventurous side. He chooses to sue humans in court, but this results in a disastrous transformation for them and the entire globe. The central premise of the film emphasizes the importance of honeybees in our environment, as well as their relationship with humans and the ecology. 4. Rio (2011) As the title suggests, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil is the setting for the film. It's about a male and female Spix's macaw who must mate to save their species. They finally fall in love and manage to get away from the clutches of greedy people attempting to transport them away. The film examines environmental issues such as biodiversity and extinction. 5. The Lorax (2012) The Lorax is based on Dr. Seuss's novel and takes place in a walled city where everything is artificial except for humans— everything is composed of plastic, synthetics, and metal. The plot follows the exploits of a young lad as he looks for that one thing that will win the heart of the girl he admires. Although the Lorax is sometimes depicted as gloomy, the story itself is joyous. Its topic conveys a key message about our common responsibility for environmental management; otherwise, we would find ourselves in a very bad scenario, destroying our homes. We are enrolling kids from Palos Verdes CA, Estates CA, Torrance CA and Rolling Hills CA locations. Palos Verdes Montessori Academy Please Check Our Other Locations: Sitemap  28451 Indian Peak Road, Riverside Arcadia Home Enrichment Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA 90274. Fullerton Aliso Viejo Gallery

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