
By Alex Appleby
Part of the What's the Weather? series
Discover the dangers of hail and learn how to stay safe when ice falls from the sky.
When the sky darkens and ice balls tumble down, it's time to seek shelter. This engaging book introduces young readers to the fascinating world of hail, explaining its formation and the safety measures to take during a storm. With vibrant illustrations and simple text, children will explore the wonders and dangers of this icy weather phenomenon. Will they be prepared when the next storm hits? Dive into this educational adventure and find out!
Rain and snow can be fun, but hail can be downright dangerous! Big balls of ice falling from the clouds onto your head means it’s time to get inside. Colorful illustrated characters show early readers what hail is made from, and what to do when the sky gets dark and golf ball-sized hail starts to fall. Through accessible text, early readers will explore the sometimes-strange weather in the world around them. - High-interest topic engages young readers - Strong picture-text correlation aids in comprehension - Reading level supports beginning readers - Picture glossary helps develop vocabulary skills - Comprehendible index guides readers through each book
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