water

Describes the sources, uses, and properties of water.

Explains how water can become polluted, how polluted water hurts people and the environment, how water is treated and cleaned, and why it is important to conserve water.

Describes the water cycle; discusses surface, ground, waste, and ocean water and why water should be conserved; and presents water conservation tips for use at school and inside and outside one's home.

Provides information about water, its uses, and its different forms.

Fascinated by the fact that humans are made mostly of water, a boy develops an unusual relationship with it once he stops being afraid.

Presents instructions for ten science projects that provide students with a better understanding of soil and water. Includes a glossary and a list of resources.

Depicts familiar scenes at a school playground on a rainy day and then on a sunny day to demonstrate the concept of wet and dry.

Follows the journey of a water droplet through the various stages of the water cycle, from precipitation to evaporation and condensation.

Shows kids the properties of water, explaining why some things get wet and some do not.

Introduces the physics of water pressure, discussing its relation to everyday items such as faucets and spray bottles; presents several experiments; and features humorous cartoon illustrations.