Let's Investigate with Nate #1: The Water Cycle

Bill Nye the Science Guy meets The Magic School Bus!

This is the first book in a new STEM-based picture book series from the Emmy Award-winning host of PBS’s Design Squad and Design Squad Nation, Nate Ball. With a lively cast of characters and vibrant illustrations by Wes Hargis, it's an adventure in learning! This nonfiction picture book is an excellent choice to share during homeschooling, in particular for children ages 4 to 6. It’s a fun way to learn to read and as a supplement for activity books for children.

Ever wonder where water comes from and where it goes? Or why sometimes it rains and sometimes it snows? Then join Nate Ball and his crack team of curious scientists as they shrink down smaller than a raindrop to see firsthand what the water cycle is all about.

• STEM for Kids: Combines a thrilling adventure story with core science concepts, making complex topics like evaporation and condensation exciting and easy to understand.
• Weather Books for Kids: Shrink down smaller than a raindrop with Nate and his team to discover firsthand why it rains, snows, and how clouds are formed.
• Hands-On Activities: Includes a fun, safe, and simple "Make Your Own Cloud" experiment so the investigation can continue right in your own kitchen!
• Visual Learning: Features vibrant, engaging illustrations that bring molecules, subterranean rivers, and the states of matter to life for young readers.

Ever wonder where water comes from and where it goes? Or why sometimes it rains and sometimes it snows? Then join Nate Ball and his crack team of curious scientists as they shrink down smaller than a raindrop to see firsthand what the water cycle is all about. It’s the learning adventure of a lifetime in this new series from everyone’s favorite fun-loving scientist and Emmy Award—winning PBS star Nate Ball.

“Ms. Frizzle may be a long-standing staple, but this book makes for a good companion title to freshen up collections.” - School Library Journal

“Ms. Frizzle and her magical bus have some competition . . . A solid start to a new science series.” - Kirkus Reviews