The Water Cycle! With 25 Science Projects for Kids
Related Books
Grassland Globetrotting
Biome Explorers
Slather on the sunscreen and get ready to journey to the desert biomes of the world in this nonfiction picture book! In Destination Desert: Biome Explorers, kid scientists make the trek to four different types of deserts around the world—a hot and dry desert, a semi-arid desert, a coastal desert, and a cold desert. In each
$9.95 - $19.95
Rocks and Minerals
Get the Dirt on Geology
Rocks and Minerals: Get the Dirt on Geology offers middle schoolers a chance to look under the hood of our planet and explore the forces that have shaped—and continue to shape—our world. Learn how the earth transformed from a ball of dust and gases to the planet we know today and discover how the earth
$17.95 - $22.95
Destination Desert
Biome Explorers
Slather on the sunscreen and get ready to journey to the desert biomes of the world in this nonfiction picture book! In Destination Desert: Biome Explorers, kid scientists make the trek to four different types of deserts around the world—a hot and dry desert, a semi-arid desert, a coastal desert, and a cold desert. In each
$9.95 - $19.95
Fossil Huntress
Mary Leakey, Paleontologist
Mary Leakey, Paleontologist, introduces children ages 5 to 8 to Mary Leakey, a paleontologist who lived and worked for much of her life in Africa, making discoveries that change the face of paleontology forever. Age-appropriate vocabulary, detailed illustrations, simple STEM projects such as drawing specimens, and a glossary all support foundational learning. Perfect for beginner readers or as a read
$9.95 - $16.95Reviews
LibraryThing.com
“Follow along in this great non-fiction book for kids that teaches them about Earth Science and how they can create their own Science projects. The book starts with information about the Water Cycle and the different types of weather related to water. For instance, the topics include, snow, groundwater, clouds, oceans , rivers and glaciers. It also touches on water vapor as well as condensation and evaporation. At the end of each section highlighted there is a project page where kids can create their own science project based on the topic discussed. The projects are easy and use every day items at home. There is a glossary in the back as well as metric conversions, books, websites and museum and science centers, and a question section as well as an index. This would be a great addition to a classroom as well as any collection looking for elementary aged information and projects about the water cycle. The book is easy to follow along and instructions are simple to implement.” FIVE STARS
School Library Journal Online
“. . .An easy-to-read and understand introduction to water with activities. An additional resource where experiment or project books are needed.”
Praise for previous edition of Water! By Anita Yasuda
Green Teacher Magazine
“The best thing about Anita Yasuda’s Explore Water! are the hands-on ideas for teachers and students.”
Skipping Stones
“Hands-on activities, fun facts, engaging illustrations and silly water jokes create an informative and entertaining book on the importance and value of water. Reluctant readers will find themselves eagerly turning the pages to learn more about water and science.”
School Library Journal
“It’s impossible to read this book and not turn off the water while you brush your teeth. Children will come away with obscure facts and broad understandings about this vital resource.”
National Science Teachers Association Recommends
“Young scientists will enjoy this illustrated lab manual dealing with water. The 25 projects cover many aspects of water study, from historical Rome to making music with water-filled bowls. The book is illustrated by Bryan Stone, whose whimsical artwork will entice young readers.”
Teacher Resources
Classroom Guides
For educators! Download a packet of essential questions, mentor texts, and Common Core State Standards to use in classrooms and libraries.
Classroom Guide
Collections
Looking for more? Take a look at related books in these collections!
Detailed Book Description
Drip—Drop—Splash! Water is essential to all forms of life. So let’s learn all about it!
The Water Cycle! With 25 Science Projects for Kids captures kids’ imaginations with a deep look at the world of water. Combining hands-on activities with history and science, The Water Cycle invites kids to have fun learning about the water cycle, water resources, drinking water and sanitation, water pollution and conservation, water use, water folklore and festivals, and the latest in water technology. Entertaining cartoon illustrations and photographs, along with fascinating sidebars, essential questions, links to online resources, and more illuminate the topic and bring it to life.
The Water Cycle! With 25 Science Projects for Kids is part of a set of four Explore Earth Science books that explore the earth, the atmosphere, and everything in between. The other titles in this series are Weather and Climate! With 25 Science Projects for Kids, Natural Disasters! With 25 Science Projects for Kids, and Rocks and Minerals! With 25 Science Projects for Kids.
Try these hands-on science projects!
- Conduct a salt water experiment
- Perform a transpiration experiment
- Design a rain harvester
- Build a mini xeriscape
| Paperback, $14.95 9781619308701 |
Hardcover, $19.95 9781619308671 |
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Timeline
Introduction: Explore Water
Water forms
Salt water experiment
Glacier on the move
Chapter 1: W Is For Water
Change your state
Who is faster?
Capillary action
Chapter 2: Water Cycle
Bell jar terrarium
Transpiration experiment
Water cycle wrist bands
Chapter 3: Water And Weather
Meteorologist journal
Hair hydrometer
Snowflake slides
Nilometer
Chapter 4: Water Works
Archimedes screw
Make a shaduf
Mini water wheel
Chapter 5: Pollution Decoder
Water in Rome
Oil Spill experiment
Watershed journey
Chapter 6: Water Wise
Off I go
Rain harvester
Mini xeriscape
Chapter 7: Water Inspired
Be a mimic
Waterfall sculpture
Water symphony
Glossary
Resources
Index