Learning can be fun. The Pediatric Environmental Health Center team helped create the following engaging and educational books, stickers, and activities to help teach families about staying safe from environmental exposures in their home.
To receive copies of any of the printed material, please call 617-355-8177 or email Region1PEHSU@childrens.harvard.edu.
Our team hopes that you find these tools as useful as they are entertaining for educating your patients and their families about complicated topics in pediatric environmental health. If you would like to receive additional copies to distribute at your clinic, please call 617-355-8177 or email Region1PEHSU@childrens.harvard.edu.
Program Coordinator Kim Manning, MA, CHES, and EJCC Scholar Rachelle Shao designed this coloring and activity book based on the concept of OneHealth. It was created to encourage children to think about how they are connected to nature and the environment. This includes their local and the global environment, wild and domestic animals, plants, trees, and all the people in the world. In a changing climate, we hope to inspire them to think about how they can make positive changes in their own neighborhoods.
Written by Gail C. Gettens and Knatalie Vetter of the New Hampshire Healthy Homes and Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (HHLPPP) and professionally illustrated by Allison Valentine, this engaging children’s board book entertains children while teaching families all about childhood lead poisoning and how to prevent it. Size: 5.75” x 5.75”.
This book is available in English, Spanish, and Nepalese while supplies last, or by contacting Gail Gettens at gail.gettens@dhhs.nh.gov.
These downloadable files can be printed at home.
Written and illustrated by medical students Emily Kragel and Logan Beyer, this fun and engaging coloring book teaches families how to prevent COVID-19 and unhealthy exposures to chemical cleaners and disinfectants. Parents can read along while their little one enjoys the coloring activities. Size: 5.5” x 8”.
Please note that children should never use chemical cleaners or disinfectants. If you have any concerns, contact Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222.
Downloadable files can be printed at home:
