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Nature's Fireworks: A Book about Lightning by Josepha Sherman β€” book cover

Nature's Fireworks: A Book about Lightning

by Josepha Sherman, Omarr Wesley
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It snaps. It crackles. It makes you jump! Learn what makes lightning flash across the sky. Where does it start? Where is it going? Read all about what lights up a storm.

Synopsis

It snaps. It crackles. It makes you jump! Learn what makes lightning flash across the sky. Where does it start? Where is it going? Read all about what lights up a storm.

Nicole Peterson - Children's Literature

Did you know that there are at least four different types of lightning? Can you tell the difference between sheet lightning and ribbon lightning? Why does it always thunder after you see the lightning in the sky? This primary book with simple graphics teaches basic concepts of lightning, such as how it is formed, why it occurs, the temperature, the reason for thunder, the length of each flash, and various types. The graphics are simple and help to illustrate the text of the book. The book is a good first science book, with large font size and simple words so that middle readers will understand the book with limited help from adults. The last pages of the book contain a simple experiment to create lightening by using materials found around the house. The book also contains several facts about lightning, safety tips, a glossary of new words, places to find more information on the Internet and at the library, and an index with many of the key words from the book. 2004, Picture Window Books, Ages 6 to 8.

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Children's Literature

Did you know that there are at least four different types of lightning? Can you tell the difference between sheet lightning and ribbon lightning? Why does it always thunder after you see the lightning in the sky? This primary book with simple graphics teaches basic concepts of lightning, such as how it is formed, why it occurs, the temperature, the reason for thunder, the length of each flash, and various types. The graphics are simple and help to illustrate the text of the book. The book is a good first science book, with large font size and simple words so that middle readers will understand the book with limited help from adults. The last pages of the book contain a simple experiment to create lightening by using materials found around the house. The book also contains several facts about lightning, safety tips, a glossary of new words, places to find more information on the Internet and at the library, and an index with many of the key words from the book. 2004, Picture Window Books, Ages 6 to 8.
β€” Nicole Peterson

Book Details

Published
September 1, 2003
Publisher
Coughlan Publishing
Pages
112
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781404800939

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