Helen Plum Library

"Drop the water droplet leads young readers on an adventure through the hydrologic cycle"--

"Meet Cloud! Follow along as she moves, transforms, precipitates, and more in this charming and humorous portrayal of the water cycle. From drizzle to snow to a thunderstorm party, Cloud's journey is documented through short, engaging chapters that capture the excitement and humor of weather in its many forms."--Provided by publisher

The PBS television host and his team of young scientists investigate how the water cycle works by shrinking themselves down to the size of a raindrop to explore such elements as ice, steam, estuaries, snowflakes, and puddles

"A spare, poetic picture book exploring the different phases of the water cycle in surprising and engaging ways"--

In this work about the water cycle, readers discover that the molecules in their glass of water may have once been part of a dinosaur watering hole

Three-quarters of our Earth is covered by water. This book explains how water travels in a never-ending pattern called the water cycle and how water is used--from bathing to irrigating crops--along with tips for conserving our most important natural resource.

"Come along on an adventure through the water cycle and discover fun facts about how water gets from the sky to the ground and everywhere in between! This fun question and answer book has everything from facts and figures to simple diagrams and hilarious illustrations to help you learn about the parts of the water cycle, including condensation, precipitation, evaporation, and so much more."--Back cover

What exactly is the water cycle? How does it work? The water cycle model helps us understand how water changes form from liquid to solid to gas and how water continually moves on Earth. This informative and thorough text is designed to educate students about this key scientific concept. Using helpful graphic organizers and fact boxes to highlight key information, this book aims to bring all learners up to speed on the basics of the water cycle, from...

"The Earth's five oceans and its water cycle connect all of us in important and unexpected ways"--