Book details
Weather (First-Start Science)
Description
Weather (First-Start Science) by Melissa Setzoff is an introductory guide for young readers exploring the fascinating world of weather. This educational book breaks down complex meteorological concepts into easy-to-understand sections, making it an ideal starting point for children curious about the atmosphere and the various phenomena it produces. Topics covered include the basics of temperature, wind, humidity, and precipitation. Readers will learn about the water cycle, the different types of clouds, and how weather patterns are formed and change. The book also touches on extreme weather events such as thunderstorms, tornadoes, hurricanes, and blizzards, explaining how they develop and their impact on the environment. With colorful illustrations and simple experiments, children are encouraged to observe and understand the weather around them, fostering an early appreciation for science and the natural world.
Age
5-7
Text complexity
developing
Length
32 pages
Why to read
- To gain a foundational understanding of meteorological concepts and how weather patterns are formed, which is essential knowledge for people of all ages.
- To develop an appreciation for the natural world and the complex systems that govern our climate, fostering a sense of environmental responsibility.
- To engage children's curiosity about the world around them through accessible and age-appropriate scientific explanations, illustrations, and activities.
- To provide a useful educational resource for parents and teachers looking to introduce basic scientific principles in a fun and interactive way.