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Lesson 49 - Why aren't snowflakes miniature ice cubes?
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Is snow just frozen rain? If so, shouldn't it look like little ice cubes? Does snow form in clouds, or after it's left the clouds? And what about all the other types of frozen precipitation that falls from the sky, like hail and sleet? learn all about this, plus bonus weather songs from Cheryl in this week's lesson! It's never too late to learn about the world around you.
This is part of our Holiday unit.
Resources from this episode:
How does snow form?
Snow
How do snowflakes form?
Severe weather 101: severe hail types
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