Innholdsfortegnelse for September 2016 i Ladybug Stories, Poems, and Songs Magazine for Young Kids and Children

Into the air! Each drop of water is made of tiny droplets. When the sun warms them, they rise and become part of the air. It’s like the steam from a kettle! High in the sky, the air is cooler. As the water in the air cools, it changes back into droplets. They bunch together to make clouds. In the clouds, many, many droplets stick together and grow bigger. When they are heavy enough they fall from the sky . . . The water we have on earth now has been moving and changing forever! We’ve seen how the sun heats the water so it rises (1), cools (2), and becomes a cloud. In the cloud, droplets join together to become raindrops (3), and fall back to the earth (4).…

 Make your own picture book! What You’ll Need: scissors stapler, yarn, or string What to Do: Cut out the pages along the black lines. Fold toward yourself along the blue dotted lines. Put the page es in order according to their numbers. Ask a grownup to staple or tie the pages together.…

One warm day, the wind blows from the west. It races past meadows and over hills. The clouds gather to tell each other, “Storm is coming.” In the woods, the pine trees bend back to look at the sky as they shake in the wind. Then, with a gentle whisper, all the pine cones close their starry tips and say, “Storm is coming.” In a meadow, the bees gather close to the hive. With their wings, they beat an urgent message that passes from one bee to the next: “Stay close to home. Storm is coming.” On the lake, the waves race to the shore. Faster and faster they roll until their crests turn white. As they crash into the sand, they gurgle, “Storm is coming.” The gulls see the…