Literature Connections are a leading feature of all PLT materials, including our energy curriculum. Explore the reading recommendations below or download the full list.
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The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind: Young Readers Edition |
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Charged Up: The Story of Electricity |
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Earth-Friendly Energy |
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Energy Island |
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Have Fries – Will Travel |
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The Shocking Truth about Energy |
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