Flip The Flaps Weather Hb Kf

In Weather, children will watch lightning strike, cloud formations taking shape and rainbows projected into the sky. Young explorers lift the flaps to reveal answers about the sun, seasonal weather, rainfall, dangerous weather, and much more. A great first knowledge of the natural world. Plus, a fun spot-the-difference game suddenly appears as the artwork amazingly changes. Editorial Reviews Review "The approach is visually appealing." -Horn Book "This informative book will engage readers in a tactile way as they explore the text. . . . Some of the illustrations are labeled, providing additional nontextual information. This book would be a nice inclusion in a classroom or school library because it builds on the natural curiosity of young children. . . . Although the information is very general, it's appropriate for young children who have questions such as "Is the weather always colder at night?" or "Which colors are in a rainbow?" The general nature of the information can be used as a beginning point for further exploration by students." -NSTA Recommends About the Author Dr Mike Goldsmith studied the philosophy of time and space at Keele University, where he also obtained his PhD in astrophysics. He was formerly the head of Acoustics at the UK's National Physical Laboratory and is now an author of non-fiction books for children. John Butler has been illustrating children's books for 30 years. He is particularly recognized for his animal illustrations, for which he has won a number of awards in the UK and the USA.