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CHILDREN'S NONFICTION - WEATHER & NATURAL DISASTERS |
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Juvenile Easy Reader (PreK-3nd Grade))
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Weather
by Rebecca Felix
Provides simple facts about the weather, showing the different types of climate that exist across the planet
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Water land : land and water forms around the world
by Christy Hale
An inventive picture book based on proven Montessori Techniques uses bold, die-cut pages that identify and contrast types of water bodies and their corresponding land masses to promote early understandings about how all are connected.
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Exploring volcanoes : volcanologists at work!
by Elsie Olson
Introduces the study of volcanoes; profiles volcanologists Maurice and Katia Krafft, who predicted and filmed eruptions for more than twenty years; and discusses what volcanologists do and the tools they use
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Tornadoes!
by Gail Gibbons
Combining clear text and detailed illustrations, this fascinating book about tornadoes explains how they form, the scale used for classifying them, and what to do when one comes your way!
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Juvenile Nonfiction (4th - 6th Grade)
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Earth's fiery fury
by Sandra Friend
Provides an up-close examination of the planet's volcanoes, geysers, and fountains of fire with factual tales about incredible past and present events, including Mt. Vesuvius and Old Faithful.
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Impact! : asteroids and the science of saving the world
by Elizabeth Rusch
An introduction to the science of asteroid study reveals how while most asteroids are harmless, some have caused massive damage on Earth and are diligently tracked by today's scientists, who help create plans to address asteroid risks. 20,000 first printing. Simultaneous eBook.
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