snowflakes

Text and photographs answer a variety of questions about snow, discussing how it forms, shapes of snow crystals, why no two flakes are alike, and more.

Describes snow's appearance and composition, and what kids can do in the snow.

Information about different types of snowstorms, regions where snow falls most, and how to prepare when a snowstorm is approaching.

Physics professor and snowflake photographer Kenneth Dr. Kenneth Libbrecht provides information about snowflakes, discussing what they are made of, why they appear to be white, how they form and fall, and related topics, and including photographs of snowflakes magnified by a microscope.

Presents a collection of snowflake patterns and designs for decorating, scrapbook pages, greeting cards, bulletin boards, or windows.

Little Squirrel refuses to let his brothers and sisters play with the snowflake that lands on his nose, but after he hides himself away with his treasure, Little Squirrel begins to change his mind about sharing.

Illustrations and simple text explain why it snows, how snowflakes are formed, and why some areas get snow and other do not.

Presents a collection of snowflake patterns and designs for decorating, scrapbook pages, greeting cards, bulletin boards, or windows.

Presents a practical guide to the science behind snow crystals including the most common types of snowflakes, their structures and patterns, and how to photograph them.