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Lightning
When lightning strikes, it’s never quiet—that’s because lighting causes thunder. Fun facts capture readers’ attention as they take in this scientific detail. Readers learn how lightning forms as well as the truth about common myths. Learning tools are provided throughout the text, including detailed diagrams to aid in the understanding of this striking phenomenon. Fun fact boxes engage readers, and stunning photographs of lightning enhance science content.
* Reviews *
Series review: Natures Light ShowRajczak directs readers eyes skyward to observe a variety of phenomena. the variations in layout and inclusion of informative fact boxes and captions make these volumes solid introductions. Clear, well-labeled diagrams help explain topics such as refraction of light through a prism and orbits of comets. Step-by-step reviews of how lightning, rainbows, and auroras form conclude the volumes on those topics, reinforcing what students have just read.School Library JournalRL
Grades
2-3 IL
Grades
2-5 GRL
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