Once Upon a Drop: The Tale of Gravity

Introduce your curious little learners to the wonder of gravity with Why Things Fall Down, a fun and educational rhyming story perfect for preschool and kindergarten! Join Sarah the Star and Gracie the Ground as they bounce, giggle, and rhyme their way through a magical bayou where learning science is full of surprises.

This engaging early learning book makes science simple, using rhythmic language and bright storytelling to explain why things fall down instead of floating away. Ideal for ages 3–6, this STEM-friendly read-aloud helps parents, teachers, and caregivers spark curiosity about gravity in a playful and memorable way.

Perfect for:

• Parents seeking fun science books for preschoolers
• Homeschool families introducing STEM concepts through story
• Kindergarten classrooms looking for rhyming science adventures
• Early childhood educators exploring gravity and motion

Features:

• Rhyming verses designed to boost language and learning
• Science concepts explained in kid-friendly language
• A whimsical bayou world that brings physics to life
• Characters that help children grasp big ideas with ease

Let Sarah and Gracie show your child that even gravity can be magical!

Why don’t our toys float up to the sky?
Why do apples fall down, not fly?

In this enchanting rhyming tale, when Sarah the Star meets Gracie the Ground, and together they explore the magical pull that keeps everything in place—gravity! Set in a bouncy, whimsical bayou, this story introduces early learners to the science of motion and force in a way that's easy to understand and impossible to forget.

Perfect for preschoolers, kindergartners, and anyone just beginning their STEM journey, this playful book helps young children fall in love with learning while giggling all the way