In Floating, inhabitants of Mammoth Island attempt to rescue an islander and his mammoths from the middle of a lake. They are stranded on a small island after a wooden bridge collapses. Olive, a bright young islander, notices that the wood from the broken bridge is floating on the surface of the lake. With the help of a visiting inventor, she discovers the principle of buoyancy. Every object exerts a downward force on the water, and the water pushes back with an upward force on the object. When the buoyant force is greater than an object’s weight, the object floats!
Added by: ali8826373 | Karma: 25.52 | Fiction literature | 3 January 2012
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Something in the Water
Go-getter Ariel Anderson is back in Bliss, West Virginia. She's got to shoot a TV spot and undo her (undeserved) wild-child reputation. But there's something downright sexy happening in Bliss. And inexplicably, Ariel aches to be more naughty than nice.
A caterpillar falls in the water and a tadpole rescues her. When the water starts drying up, the caterpillar rescues the tadpole. Later when they meet as a butterfly and a frog they realize they are old friends.
Added by: Kahena | Karma: 11524.33 | Fiction literature | 21 November 2011
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Cool Water
In the small town of Juliet, Saskatchewan you may imagine that not much goes on. But you would be wrong. Surrounded by the Little Snake sand hills, the residents of Juliet go about their daily lives, caught up in the hills and valleys that life often brings.
Water Conservation Activity Book, A Tale Of Raleigh Otter And His Friends
Through the adventures of a river otter and his animal friends, this booklet introduces children to the story of where water comes from, how we use water and how we can all do things to save water. An engaging story with pages to color and math and critical-thinking activities, reviewed by elementary school teachers to ensure correlation to Sunshine State Standards with prompts to enhance students’ skills for the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test.
