
April Edition – Conservation: Caring for God’s Creation
The articles and artwork of each Tablet Jr. are created by the students of the diocesan academies, and each month there is a new theme and a new academy.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Academy Brooklyn is this month’s academy to showcase its journalistic skills. Enjoy reading the additional student submissions as well as using the Teacher Resources below. This is the seventh edition of the new school year. Let us know what you think!
Caring for God’s Creations
“Caring for God’s Creation” is essential to many other people and me.
Caring for God’s Creations
The Earth, Sun, and Moon were all created by God. We live on Earth; it is our home, and we need to start caring for it.
Caring for God’s Creations
We all should be thankful and care for God’s creations. He created humanity and everything we have today.
Caring for God’s Creations
God made this world for us, and we need to take care of it for him.
Climate Change
You might wonder why you should care about climate change. Well, climate change causes a plethora of problems.
Caring for God’s Creation
When we show love and care for God’s creation, we show love for God’s work.
Caring for God’s Creation
People need to be careful not to break things that God gives us and not break other people’s things.
Pollution
Pollution affects many aspects of the environment which God created. It is up to us to make an effort to maintain God’s beauty.
Climate Change
When we talk about climate change, we can bring awareness about many of the things that occur during climate change.
Pollution
God made this earth for us to live on, and we’ve done nothing but destroy its beauty and hurt the creatures living on it.
Student Artwork
Students submitted artwork and photos that represent the theme. See the edition for additional artwork.
About the Tablet Jr.
A collaboration between CTN and The Tablet editorial staff, The Tablet Jr. includes stories written by middle-grade students from diocesan academies and schools as well as student-created artwork. Additional elements include a question-and-answer column, a diocesan history column, fun activities such as word puzzles, and a news article written by a member of The Tablet staff.
Instructional Resource Guide
Print-rich materials that can motivate and engage students in class. TEACHER GUIDE