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There Goes the Water: A Song About the Water Cycle
This title covers these subjects: Water., Precipitation (Meteorology)., Rain.
There Goes the Water: A Song About the Water Cycle
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There Goes the Water: A Song About the Water Cycle

You know the song “Pop Goes the Weasel.” Sing along with new words that explain how our planet’s water cycle works.

 
Dewey551.48
  
Reading LevelGrades 1-3
Interest LevelGrades 1-3
GRLM
Lexile Level620L
Early Intervention Level23
  
  
ISBN978-1-66396-693-3
PublisherPicture Window Books
Copyright2010
  
Page Count24
LanguagesEnglish
Capstone Interactive eBook
List Price: $53.32 School/Library Price
$39.99

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Science Books & Films - Pamela Borne

"This appealing children’s book, targeted primarily at children between the ages of 4 and 8, teaches the basics of the water cycle by having four children follow each stage of how water moves through the cycle. As the children explore the water cycle outdoors, the information that they discover appears in a short paragraph with a close-up illustration. From one page to the next, the science content is cleverly set to the catchy tune of “Pop! Goes the Weasel!” Although some of the activities that this diverse group of friends engage in are probably not activities that young children actually participate in (scuba diving, white-water rafting, sailing, parasailing), other activities are right on target (boat riding, picnicking in the rain, tubing, dancing in mud puddles in the rain). Simple, uncluttered illustrations depict children who are happy to be outdoors and happy to be learning about this important part of our existence. The complete lyrics and written music are provided at the end of the book (unfortunately, without chords—just the treble staff), as is an audio file link. Teaching science content with wonderful illustrations and music is great teaching strategy, and this book does a terrific job combining the two. Unfortunately, the cost of the book may put it out of the reach of some educators." - Science Books & Films

September 1, 2010

Laura Purdie Salas

Laura Purdie Salas

Laura Purdie Salas is the author of more than 100 books for kids and teens. Her work has received the Minnesota Book Award and other honors, including  Bank Street Best Books of the Year, and NCTE Notables. She and her husband live in Minnesota and have two monsters of their own, Maddie and Annabelle. When Laura's not reading or writing, she likes to dance, play games, and work with the Minnesota Brass drum corps (which involves a lot of Counting, following Patterns, and creating Shapes on the field). She tries to eat More vegetables and Less brownies, but that is hard! Learn more about Laura at laursalas.com.

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