Water is essential to life. Every living creature depends on it for survival. Water is always moving above, on, and below the surface of the Earth. This natural movement is called the water cycle or the hydrologic cycle. During this cycle, water not only moves, but it also changes its state, or form.

Join one of our museum educators as she reads Uncovering Earth’s Secrets: Science and Adventure on the JOIDES Resolution, by Kevin Kurtz, with illustrations by Alice Feagan!

Join one of our educators as she reads Iceberg of Antarctica by Marlo Garnsworthy. This is a story in two parts: the first part, about the lifespan of an iceberg, may be enough for some viewers—or stay for the “fine print” finale, with details on the JOIDES scientific coring expedition!