Winter Fun!

Catching snowflakes on your tongue is fun!

Did you know that no two snowflakes are exactly alike?
Did you know that snowflakes begin their formation process by a small speck of dust or dirt that is carried up into the atmosphere by the wind? Ice then collects around the little speck and a snow crystal begins to form. These crystal begin to combine and make the snowflakes we all love to catch on our tongues and face!

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Did you know that no two snowflakes are exactly alike? Did you know that snowflakes begin their formation process by a small speck of dust or dirt that is carried up into the atmosphere by the wind? Ice then collects around the little speck and a snow crystal begins to form. These crystal begin to combine and make the snowflakes we all love to catch on our tongue and face!

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Can you think of some ways we could make snowflakes for our classroom? What would your snowflake look like?

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