weather

Simple text and photographs describe rain, including the water cycle and what happens when there is too much or too little rain.

Simple text and photographs describe clouds, including how they are formed, different types of clouds, and how wind moves clouds.

Answers simple questions children have about the weather, including how the weather is made, where the coldest spots are, how fast the wind can blow, why weather changes, and why it rains.

Describes how the sun's rays reach the earth, how they affect the environment, and why sunshine is important to us.

Discusses such aspects of weather as wind, rainbows, and climate and presents a variety of experiments and other activities involving the weather.

Presents a brief explanation of weather, how it is forecast, how clouds form, and the various weather patterns around the world.

Examines the basic features of weather maps, including their symbols and colors, temperature, air pressure, precipitation, direction and wind, forecasting, how they are made, and their various uses.

Text and photographs introduce young readers to violent weather and how it is formed.

Text and photographs introduce young readers to snow and how it is formed.