MOANAS ECO ADVENTURE

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 Once upon a time, on a beautiful island in the

middle of the big blue ocean, there lived a girl

named Moana. Moana loved her island more than

anything, with its sandy beaches, swaying palm

trees, and crystal-clear waters. Moana noticed

something strange happening to her island. The sea

seemed to be getting closer to her home.

Concerned, Moana decided to seek the wisdom of

her grandmother, who told her a tale of how the

world was changing because people were using too

much fossil fuel.

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Fossil fuels are like the naughty villains in
our story," Grandma explained. "They
release something called greenhouse gases,
and those gases make the Earth warm up,
the ice melts, and the sea levels rise,
putting our beloved island in danger. "

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Moana embarked on a journey to learn
about renewable energy, a magical
power that could help stop the sea from
taking over her island.

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Along the way, she met wise creatures who taught her about the sun, wind, and water
energies that were kind to the Earth.
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Armed with this knowledge, Moana returned to her
island. She built special machines that captured the
power of the sun, the wind, and the water to create
energy without harming the Earth.

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 As the island embraced renewable energy,
something magical happened. The sea stopped
creeping closer. Moana's island was safe, and
the animals and plants thrived. Moana learned
an important lesson :

Just like her friends, children too, could be

eco-heroes by using eco-friendly practices
in their daily lives, to make sure our
precious island is safe.
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END
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• Page 7,4,3,2 – images are from Disney Book Group (2016a). Moana Movie Storybook. Disney Electronic
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• Page 1 – image is from Disney Book Group (2016b). Moana Read-Along Storybook. Disney Electronic
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