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Rain, Water, and Weather Reading Passages
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April 3 connects light and color with the science of an airy dessert.
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Newton used a prism to separate white light into colors. The same idea of light separating into colors helps explain why raindrops can produce a rainbow.
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Open collectionNewton used a prism to separate white light into colors. The same idea of light separating into colors helps explain why raindrops can produce a rainbow.
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Explore how air bubbles give chocolate mousse its soft texture and how gentle folding helps keep them in the mixture.
Explore how air bubbles give chocolate mousse its soft texture and how gentle folding helps keep them in the mixture.
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Use a classroom paper-craft announcement to explore how clear instructions help people make something by hand.
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Open collectionUse a classroom paper-craft announcement to explore how clear instructions help people make something by hand.
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Explore plants, wildlife, and changing weather throughout spring.
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Read Why Mousse Is So Airy. Draw bubbles in a spoonful of mousse. Use a sentence from the reading to explain why the bubbles stay there.
