Read fun snow facts and learn the science behind them in this SCIENCE OF SNOW reading with questions!
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Includes both print and Google Slides versions!
In this activity, students will:
- READ an engaging article with funny and interesting snow facts and the science that explains them.
- ANSWER text-dependent reading comprehension questions.
For example, did you know?
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The world record for snowfall was 189 inches in one storm. (Then learn how it was caused by an upslope storm.)
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It’s actually quieter after a snowfall. (Then learn how sound waves encountering snow’s porous surface are reflected and refracted.)
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The most people to ever participate in a snowball fight was 7681. (Then learn how snowballs are really kirn, a compacted ice.)
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Plus many more!
Teacher Notes:
- No prior knowledge required! All needed info is included.
- Answer key included.
- Please note: this science of snow reading is not editable.
- This document does NOT contain the word Christmas.
- Go paperless! Use the included digital Google Slides version.
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