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Mar 29, 2022 10 min

Chilling Out With Snow!

from Spectacular Science

Snow! It marks that winter has arrived! Snow coats the ground like a white blanket and kids (including me) love to play in it! When you look at snow, it all looks the same, but they are not. In fact, there are lots of different shapes of snowflakes! In this episode, Akshay wonders about snow and finds out how snow is formed and why every snowflake is unique. Please follow/subscribe to Spectacular Science! Learn how to follow this podcast by going to www.spectacularsci.com/subscribe! By subscribing/following, you will get all of the episodes automatically and will support this show! Please sign up our bonus membership! It’s free and you can get access to bonus activities, episode snippets, courses and the Fact of the Day! Sign up at www.spectacularsci.com/membership!! Here is an article! It is called “Snow”. (https://spectacularsci.com/snow/) Here is an activity! It is called “Snow Word Search”. (https://spectacularsci.com/snow-word-search/)

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