Lesson 83 of 84 · Weather

Experiment⭐ 30 XP🌋 Rock Realm

Where Does Rain Come From? (Part 3)

🧪Lab Brief #83

Where Does Rain Come From? (Part 3).

🎯 Your mission

Predict it first. Then prove yourself right (or wrong).

⚡ The twist

Today's mountain was yesterday's ocean floor.

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Mind = Blown

🌋 There are 1,500 active volcanoes on Earth right now.

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Make a hypothesis first

Guess: where will the water go first?

What You'll Learn

Volcanoes are mountains that can erupt with hot lava from deep underground.

Key Words

summer
winter
fall

Materials Needed

newspaper
spray bottle
cups
thermometer
rain gauge

Safety First

Protect your work surface with newspaper or plastic.

Steps

Step 1 — Read

Say the vocabulary words out loud. Can you repeat them?

Step 2 — Do

Feel different types of dirt, sand, and rocks. Which is smoothest?

Step 3 — Observe

Use your eyes, ears, and hands to explore. What do you notice?

Step 4 — Record

Color a picture to show what happened.

Check Your Understanding

Question 1

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Can you find rocks outside?

How sure are you going to be?😐 maybe

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Where you see this in real life

Today's weather, tomorrow's beach, next century's coastline — all this.

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Stretch Challenge

Try this in real life this week.

Look at the sky for 5 minutes and try to predict tomorrow's weather.

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For the dinner table

“What's the slowest change you can think of?”

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