Clouds – An excellent look at clouds from a middle grade perspective, with lots of facts, and review questions and activities at the end. Another great non-fiction book from Open Equal Free’s literacy anywhere library, categorised as Level 3 by OEF.
By: Aleyna La Croix, Michael A Jones
Text and Images from Clouds
Clouds
Level 3
Look up at the sky. In many places you will
see clouds. There are many different types of
clouds. They are all different shapes and sizes.
Have you ever wondered how clouds are
formed? Clouds are made of evaporated water.
Evaporation is when water changes from liquid
to gas.
Some clouds are fluffy, while others are wispy.
Some are big and others are small. Some even
resemble familiar shapes.
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I am preparing a global lesson plan on Clouds. I would like to use this book to introduce the subject to the class.
Hi Michelle, this is a Creative Commons book so you are welcome to use it for your class project. Good Luck, Danielle (site editor)
instresting book
Yes because it gave me good facts.
I like this book!!!
Helps us English from clouds and their special points.
excellent!
Execllent I love it
interesting facts presented very well
super…lots of info on clouds
Thank you for giving me the opportunity to get a book that I will be needing in term two. Really appreciate it
Sol Lopes writes:
Nice book that makes you think about the cloud’s role in the balance of life in Earth.
Ana Sfair writes:
Super practical and helpful.
Nessa DeSantos writes:
This was a good nonfiction book; though below my level. I would suggest putting longer, more interesting books on your website for advanced kids like me.
Rockell writes:
This was a very good book. I had to do the main idea for my homework and I am getting a A!
Danielle (site editor):
Rockell, I agree, this series of books are perfect to use for school science projects!