rivers

Photographs and text teach early readers about rivers, and discusses what rivers are, their functions, parts, how they shape landscapes, and uses; the wildlife that depends on rivers for survival, and other topics; and also introduces readers to known rivers around the world.

Describes the characteristics of rivers, looks at the different plants and animals that thrive in and around rivers, and discusses how rivers affect people. Includes a map that shows the major rivers of the world.

Examines the rivers of the world, their ecology, and the people who live near them.

Describes the people living along its banks, outlines the history of the area, current patterns of change, and the character of the river.

In 1815, the McClures sail their flatboat from Pittsburgh down the Ohio River and settle in what would later become Indiana.

Explores the different forces that act to change rivers courses, including the effect of humans in the process and what can be done to lessen our impact.

Presents an introduction to rivers, explaining what they are, examining their sources and natural features, and discussing river wildlife and resources, man-made alterations, and leisure and tourism along the rivers.

Introduces maps and teaches mapping skills, including how to create, use, and interpret maps of rivers.

A collection of thirty games, activities, and experiments designed to teach children about how rivers are formed, their water cycle, and the different animals and habitats found along their banks.

An introduction to rivers, explaining what they are and how they form, looking at river plants and animals, discussing how weather and people affect rivers, and describing the Mississippi and Amazon rivers.