Galt Toys, Water Magic - Farm, Colouring Books for Children, Ages 3 Years Plus

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A book similar to Four Feet, Two Sandals is Alma Fullerton’s, A Good Trade. Travel with a young boy as he carries the water jugs to the well. Along the way, he meets relief workers with a gift. And, visit Sunny Day Family for an activity to do with the theme.—> SUCCULENT GARDEN ACTIVITY Family Service Project After reading each of these with my boys, we were sitting at the counter eating dinner. Each of the boys told me about a book they were writing, and my younger son decided to write his book all about saving water and ensuring we aren’t wasting any water. My heart melted a little bit, and I was pumped to see that these books really did have an impact on how they see water and our world.

Water makes life on earth possible. Without it, neither humans nor animals would be able to survive! Children find this notion endlessly fascinating. Does your kiddo really know how the water cycle works? This book is going to teach them that and so much more! Tip: Plan ahead and reserve these at your local library if you don't want to buy them - although after re-reading my list, these would all look good on my bookshelf!)The book has a superb balance between text and image, a testament to Chapman’s writing and Lan’s exceptional artistic skill. It presents geographical facts and a vivid story unfolding across every continent, showcasing rivers in all their glory. Chapman’s keen sense of adventure and passion for exploration are evident throughout the book. His detailed yet accessible narration of the journey of a river is expertly supplemented with an ecologist’s viewpoint, thanks to the contributions of river ecologist François Edwards. This combination of adventure, exploration, and factual accuracy will ignite curiosity in students about the natural world and engage pupils in geography, ecology, and history. A couple of weeks ago, a good friend of mine reached out to ask about resources to help teach her young son about water conservation. Apparently, he was wasting a lot of water, which is totally understandable. Prioritizing water is a big, complex topic that is really hard for adults to comprehend, not to mention young kids. Specifically, she asked about book recommendations to help her talk to and teach her young son about the importance of our water. Your child will learn all about the varying phases of the water cycle with this book. The drawings in this book are beautiful as well. If the Rivers Run Free by Andrea Debbink shows us that rivers are everywhere and they have been polluted over time. City planners began to bury them thinking this would solve the problem. But, this solution really just brought more problems. The remainder of the book looks at how we then began to uncover the rivers and better managing them. Get the Printable Book Lists and Conversation Starters If you want to combine these books with some fun under the sea crafts & activities then you'll love THESE toddler activities.

Educate your child on how much water really does play a big part in our weather! From fog to storms, this book is full of information.The earlier that you introduce your child to learning about new things, the more open that they’re going to be to it. What I love about these books about water is that they break down concepts and stories into easy to manage and understand. Books about Water Water Books for Kids See how many great resources and books there are for teaching your child about water and the water cycle? All of these books are easy to understand and use a good combination of words and pictures to help them relate and understand.

This book showcases the journey of a little girl as she explores and notices that everywhere she goes, water is always there.Grab the printable book list that you can take to the library or share with other families. You also get six conversation starters to spark discussion on the topic. Animals need access to water too. Explore animals around the world as they visit the water hole during different seasons of the year in The Water Hole by Graeme Base. Teaching your child all about the water cycle with the drawings found in this book is a great way for them to learn! If you're looking for fantastic underwater books for toddlers then you can't go past these great ones! These are books that you will frequently find in early childhood classrooms and that are favorites with parents and teachers.

Water can be a beautiful resource that allows others to see their reflections but underneath, life is going at full speed. Rivers”, written by Simon Chapman and illustrated by Qu Lan, is a geographical masterpiece and educational gem that breathes life into the vast, diverse world of our planet’s waterways. Hope Springs by Eric Walter is a story of fear and hope. It highlights the fact that many people in the world fear there will not be enough water for them to survive. This story is sure to strike some amazing conversations with the children. Are you looking for some great Water Books for kids and books on the Water Cycle? If you’re “diving” into the topic of water, there are so many great resources out there to read!Since you’re going to be reading all about water, it just makes sense to add in some fun activities and educational resources, too. Four Feet, Two Sandals by Karen Lynn Williams literally helps young children walk in the shoes of other children who have to wash their clothes in the river and walk to get daily water. It’s a great book to use for teaching empathy as well as the challenge of water for daily life survival. All the Water in the World by George Ella Lyon is a poetic look at how water flows through us all including an introduction to the water cycle. At the end is a plea for us to take care of the water in our world. This Family Dinner Book Club can just be the first of many. Join us in a year-long focus of kids making a difference in the world.—> See All The Kids Making a Difference in the World Family Dinner Book Clubs