Non-Fiction Book: Weather Explained
Author: Derek Nelson
Grade Level: 4th - 6th
Pages: 69
This book is fantastic, it is packed with all the information a student would want to know when studying weather. This book not only covers extreme disasters but the small events that lead up to these disasters such as hail, wind, cloud movement, and rain. These introductory concepts must be understood before anyone can really learn and understand the big stuff such as monsoons, tornadoes, hurricanes, and floods. The book provides in-depth, but concise information in a very organized format. He uses a combination of text, illustrations, pictures, and side notes. The glossary and index make searching for favorite topics easy.
This book wouldn't be left out when teaching students about weather. It goes much more in depth than any textbook I have seen. The pictures are great teaching tools as well if you find yourself with a student that isn't the biggest fan of reading. It is a great book to pick and choose from if you only want to teacher a limited section. This will definitely be in my readers selection about weather.
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Thank you for visiting my blog! I have provided some information about extreme weather and natural disasters. I have also provided some neat information about books for children. Weather, in Wisconsin, is usually studied in fourth grade. I have always been interested in weather and I know that many children, whether they are afraid of storms or absolutely love them, they are always interested in learning about the natural occurrences. The books, movie, and links I have provided below are exciting and educational, they will surely capture the interest of young readers. There is a variety of styles including informative, graphic novels, realistic fiction and some awesome books with great photos. As a teacher it is my goal to provide material that children will be interested in that also relates to the curriculum.
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