Great Books On Water
The Incredible Water Show. By Debra Frasier. (2004) 40p. HMH Books For Young Readers, (978-0152162870), Grades K-3.
This book of fiction is about a class who put on a show about water. Woven through the story are facts about water, the water cycle and conservation of water. This book is beautifully written and illustrated by renowned author, Debra Frasier.
This book of fiction is about a class who put on a show about water. Woven through the story are facts about water, the water cycle and conservation of water. This book is beautifully written and illustrated by renowned author, Debra Frasier.
Explore...Water! By Anita Yasuda. Illus. by Bryan Stone. (2011). 92 p. Nomad Press, (978-1-93613-42-6). Gr. 1-4.
This book contains hands-on activities, history and science facts, vocabulary word boxes, and animated illustrations about the water cycle, water pollution, water use and more.
This book contains hands-on activities, history and science facts, vocabulary word boxes, and animated illustrations about the water cycle, water pollution, water use and more.
A Drop of Water. By Walter Wick. (1997). 40p. Scholastic Press, (978-0-590-22197-9). Juvenile. This book describes the characteristics of water through simple explanations and exquisite photography.
All the Water in the World. By George Ella Lyon and Katherine Tillotson. (2011). 37p. Atheneum Books for Young Readers, (978-1-4169-7130-6). Juvenile.
This is a beautiful picture book by which the words and pictures work together to creatively describe properties of water.
This is a beautiful picture book by which the words and pictures work together to creatively describe properties of water.
What Is the Water Cycle? By Ellen Lawrence. (2012). 24p. Bearport Publishing Company, (978-1-61772-402-2). Juvenile.
This book on the water cycle features photographs, side bars with questions and interesting facts, vocabulary words, an index and additional resources.
This book on the water cycle features photographs, side bars with questions and interesting facts, vocabulary words, an index and additional resources.
Common Ground: The Water Earth and Air We Share. By Molly Bang. (1997). 32 p. Blue Sky Press, (978-0590100564). Grades 3-7.
This book offers a grand narrative of the way we treat our environment. With beautifully illustrated pictures, and concepts rich for discussion, this book is a must-have for teachers.
This book offers a grand narrative of the way we treat our environment. With beautifully illustrated pictures, and concepts rich for discussion, this book is a must-have for teachers.
Did A Dinosaur Drink this Water? By Robert E. Wells. (2006). 32 p. Albert Whitman and Company, ( 978-0807588406). Grades 2-5.
This is a non-fiction, picture book from the series, Wells of Knowledge Science. The creative title of this book instantly captures an audience, recommended for grades 2-5.
This is a non-fiction, picture book from the series, Wells of Knowledge Science. The creative title of this book instantly captures an audience, recommended for grades 2-5.
One Well: The Story of Water on Earth. By Rochelle Strauss. Illus. by Rosemary Wood. (2007). 32p. Kids Can Press, (978-1553379546).Grades 3 and Up.
This book is the primary reference for my unit on water. It is a beautifully written and illustrated book that succinctly covers a wide girth of material.
This book is the primary reference for my unit on water. It is a beautifully written and illustrated book that succinctly covers a wide girth of material.
The Snowflake: A Water Cycle Story. By Neil Waldman. (2003) 32p. Millbrook Press, (978-0761323471). Grades K and Up.
This picture book follows the journey of a snowflake through the different seasons of the year.
This picture book follows the journey of a snowflake through the different seasons of the year.
This is the Rain. By Lola Schaefer. Illus. by Jane Wattenburg. (2001). 40p. National Geographic School Pub, (978-0688170394). Grades K to 3.
In this picture book, author uses descriptive words to help students in their understanding of concepts relating to rain and the water cycle.
In this picture book, author uses descriptive words to help students in their understanding of concepts relating to rain and the water cycle.
