Kersplash! A Cloud Bursts
Kersplash! A Cloud Bursts by Jessica Kulekjian is a delightful picture book published by Kids Can Press Ltd on May 6, 2025. This 32-page book, written in English, combines poetry and science to explore the water cycle from the unique perspective of a cloud. Through lyrical prose, the cloud narrates its journey as it absorbs moisture and ultimately bursts into a rainstorm, with engaging commentary from a bird that provides scientific insights.
Readers will find an innovative approach to understanding the water cycle, as the narrative illustrates the cloud’s transformation from gathering steam to creating a rainstorm, complete with thunder and lightning. The book is designed for interactive science lessons and lively read-aloud sessions, making it suitable for children interested in nature and the sciences. Kersplash! A Cloud Bursts serves as a companion to Kaboom! A Volcano Erupts, enriching the learning experience with its blend of literature and educational content.
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This fun, informational picture book expertly pairs poetry and science to explain how a cloud experiences the water cycle. Here’s an innovative story about the water cycle – told by a cloud! The cloud describes the process in lyrical prose, complemented by side commentary from a clever bird who fills in the science facts. First, the cloud soaks up moisture, gathering “steam from a cup of tea” and “vapors from salty seas.” Then, it becomes full and heavy: its “soggy edges bulge.” Finally, it BURSTS, creating a rainstorm, punctuated by thunder and lightning. Until, at last, it’s spent, “frizzled, drizzled, drained,” leaving only a rainbow. A companion to Kaboom! A Volcano Erupts, Kersplash! A Cloud Bursts is a perfect pick for both interactive science lessons and lively read-alouds!
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