Science of Winter for Kids: Discover the Magic of Snow, Ice, and Cold Weather

This engaging and educational book takes young readers on a fascinating journey through the science behind winter's wonders. From exploring how snowflakes form in the atmosphere to understanding why lakes freeze from the top down, the content makes complex scientific concepts accessible and fun. Kids will discover how animals adapt through hibernation and migration, how trees like evergreens survive freezing temperatures, and why winter looks different around the world. The book also covers practical topics like staying safe in cold weather, preventing frostbite, and the physics of heat loss. Interactive elements, such as DIY snowshoe instructions and real-world examples like frozen waves and glaciers, keep young minds curious. With vivid imagery, fun facts, and clear explanations, this resource is perfect for budding scientists, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone eager to learn about the magic of winter. The author, an experienced ski patroller and mountaineering instructor, adds firsthand expertise, making it both informative and trustworthy for families and educators.