Books
Icebergs and Glaciers
Learn about the flow of an icy glacier as it slips ocean ward like a frozen river. See how icebergs float with two thirds of their mass below the surface. Great photographs adorn the pages of this great book.
A Drop Around The World
Follow a water droplet's journey around the earth as he goes from water to water vapor to precipitation and back again. This a fun and creative look at the water cycle with beautiful water color pictures sharing his trip.
The Water Cycle
Amazing photographs and age appropriate text help to explain the steps of the water cycle.
Life in a River (Ecosystems in Action)
This book takes a wonderful journey along the Columbia River. Learn about the geology, the geography, and about the running of the salmon as they make their way home. Beautiful photos and detailed text make this book a great addition to your library.
Eye Wonder: Rivers and Lakes (Eye Wonder)
Eyewitness books have always been a favorite of children and adults alike for their excellent approach to comprehensive topics. Now Eyewitness takes a look at rivers and lakes. Great pictures and detailed facts to enjoy together.
Erosion (Reading Essentials in Science)
This is an ideal book explaining all about what erosion is, what causes it, and what the environmental impacts are. Good photographs add to the details.
Erosion (Early Bird Earth Science)
Erosion for early readers. Beautiful pictures and simpler text make this book ideal for kids in the lower grades.
Waterfalls (Forces of Nature)
Study up on questions and answers about the characteristics, causes, effects, and locations of waterfalls.
Glaciers (True Books: Earth Science)
This is a beautiful book to put in your library. Wonderful color photos and clear text make this one you will want to visit again and again.
Valleys and Canyons (True Books: Earth Science)
The book is another one that is equally as impressive. It would make a good partner book with Glaciers for use in your study of rivers or geology.
Glaciers (Blastoff Readers: Learning About the Earth)
Great photos and easy text are what make this book ideal for early readers who want to learn more about glaciers.