“Storms are scary! But it's cool to understand what's going on when Mother Nature gets angry.“
Teacher could use this book to study different storms and have children pick a certain time to research and present.
pickThis was such a fun read as I didn‘t know this was a book. I think kids would find it very fun to read and it has a fun playful feel. It teaches about imagination and pushing towards one‘s dreams.
Published 1978
Speculative fiction
This book invites readers on a whimsical journey through a winter wonderland. A young boy, initially skeptical of the snowfall, discovers the enchanting beauty of the snowy day as he explores. Shulevitz‘s stunning watercolor and ink illustrations capture the world‘s serene transformation, reminding us to embrace the magic in everyday moments. This timeless tale inspires children to appreciate nature and explore the wonders around them.
pickSnow by Uri Shulevitz is a Caldecott Honor book that captures the magic of a snowy day through stunning watercolor and ink illustrations. The story follows a young boy who transforms from skepticism to wonder as he explores his surroundings. Shulevitz‘s art evokes calmness and invites curiosity, conveying the message that beauty exists in everyday moments. This book encourages readers to embrace new experiences and appreciate the magic of nature.
“The sun fills Drop with energy. She gets all warm and wiggly. Then she pops off the surface of the water and floats into the air!”
Students can create their own water cycle journey by mapping out Drop‘s adventure through evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. They can illustrate and describe each stage, connecting the science of the water cycle to Drop‘s fun experiences.
