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Explains the health-related reasons why it is so important for people to drink lots of water.

Explains the cycle of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation that provides fresh water to the earth.

Describes the forms water takes, how it has shaped Earth, and its importance to life.

Jo Jo and her zany dog Willy explain the water cycle and introduce experiments about water filtration, evaporation, and condensation.

Simple text and colorful cutout pictures describe the many uses of water.

Presents instructions for nine science experiments involving water and explains the concepts behind them, covering such topics as dissolving, freezing, and water vapor.

A river gradually becomes depleted as more and more people use its resources to build cities, transport goods, and handle sewage.

Presents more than two hundred works of art and poetry by children and teenagers, which explore aspects of and perspectives on water in nature.

Examines how water has been used to create and destroy civilizations throughout history and discusses the problems that could arise in the future if the world's water supply isn't protected.

Illustrations and simple text explore the water cycle, covering topics such as water vapor, clouds, rain, and more.

Provides an overview of the scientific method and step-by-step instructions for four experiments on the water cycle.

Simple text and photographs describe why all living things need water.

Text and illustrations explain the water cycle, covering such topics as clouds, raindrops and evaporation.

Simple text and photographs explain the different ways that water reaches a home and what happens after the water leaves the home.

Presents information on floating and sinking in liquids or air, providing instructions for relevant scientific experiments.