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Water, Water, Everywhere, But Not a Drop to Drink
Not a Drop to Drink By Michael Burgan National Geographic, 2008 ISBN# 978-1-4263-0360-9 Nonfiction grades 4-7 With more than 70% of the Earth covered by water, it seems that drinkable water would...
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The WEE Book of PEE
The Wee Book of Pee The Amazingly Gross Human Body Series By Kelly Regan Barnhill Capstone, 2010 (Edge Books) ISBN #1-4296-3357-3 Reading level grades 3-4 Interest level grades 3-9 “Pee isn’t just...
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The Grand Canyon
The Grand Canyon By Jeffrey Zuehlke Lerner, 2010 Lightning Bolt Books ISBN #13: 978-0-7613-4261-8 Nonfiction Grades K-3 Beautiful photographs highlight the text of this book and its information. It...
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OCEANS AND SEAS
Oceans & Seas By Margaret Hynes Kingfisher, 2010 ISBN #978-0-7534-6415-1 Grades 4 to 7 Nonfiction “From the seashore to the deepest depths, oceans are home to the most diverse life on Earth....
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The Green Mother Goose
The Green Mother Goose By Jan Peck and David Davis Illustrated by Carin Berger Sterling Publishing; Sterling Children’s Books, 2011 ISBN #978-1-4027-6525-4 Picture book Besides The Green Mother Goose,...
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A Raindrop’s Journey
A Raindrop’s Journey By Suzanne Slade Illustrated by Holli Conger Capstone’s Follow it! Series Picture Window Books, 2011 ISBN: 9781404862661 Nonfiction picture book Grades 1-3 A Raindrop’s Journey...
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Why Living Things Need…WATER
Welcome to Nonfiction Monday at SimplyScience. Please leave your links in the comments and I’ll update the site throughout the day. Jeff at NC Teacher Stuff tells about his experiences in Denmark....
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200th Post! The Earth and the Role of Water
Help me celebrate my 200th post since I began blogging in December, 2008. Thank you to all the faithful readers–I appreciate your interest in my blog. I’m celebrating with one of my latest books–isn’t...
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