water

Poetically explores the many things water can be, from home maker and ship breaker to cloud fluffer and fire snuffer.

An introduction to water and energy conservation that discusses the importance of protecting natural resources, and provides information on recycling and ways to conserve.

Explains how vital water is to human survival, and examines where water comes from, along with the ways children in Peru, Mauritania, the United States, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, and Tajikistan use this natural resource.

Photographs, diagrams, and simple text describe how water changes and how water keeps moving between the air and the earth's surface.

A lyrical, illustrated look at the water cycle, showing how water rises to the clouds and is rained back down again to be used by plants, people, and every living thing.

Investigates science facts and concepts related to water, with photographs and cartoon illustrations, historical background, and mini quizzes.

Describes how people from around the world use water, discusses pollution, and encourages readers to consider ways they can help conserve water.

Introduces young readers to water, describing what it is, its different forms, and where it can be found.

Carefully leveled text and vibrant photographs introduce early readers to the concept of opposites by encouraging them to compare things that are wet with things that are dry.