Cloudette is the smallest cloud in her neighborhood and they don't let her contribute. One day she is blown away t a different neighborhood in the forest where she makes a huge difference and changes the lives of all of the creatures there. This book shows no matter your size you can make a big difference and the impact you have can change everything. This book always has a simple introduction to the water cycle for young students. The story and message fo the book is very sweet and also has ways to be connected to different lessons. ( )

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I liked this book for several reasons. First, the character, Cloudette, is an easily relatable character to many children. She's small and struggles with finding a purpose being a tiny cloud. She has a positive outlook on life, "In fact, being small had a lot of advantages. Everyone called her cute little nicknames"

The second reason I liked this book is the plot. Cloudette loves being small but once she sees all the big clouds doing important things like watering crops and causing storms she wishes she could do something like that. She tries to find something meaningful to do but has no luck until she gets swept away in a storm.She eventually finds purpose helping out some frogs in creating a pond.

The main purpose of this book is to show that big things can come in small packages. It is also a lot of hard work to do big things. Cloudette has to travel far and wide to find a purpose and then work really hard to fill the pond up. Even though you might not be exactly like the others, there is still something for everyone to do . ( )

a little cloud wants to help all the people around her but no one needed help. one day she got blown away from her home and she ended up in a forest. she ended up helping the frogs there by making it rain and building a pond. she was happy and went on her way to help more people/animals
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Not only does this book introduce the water cycle in a fun, and new way, but it could also be used to open up a dialogue with the students. They could all discuss times where they have had to be courageous, or when they overcame a feeling of being useless. ( )