Hey, there! I’m Rainee the rain drop! Let’s Start!
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- Hey, there! Im Rainee the rain drop! Lets Start!
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- NEXT BACK Helpful tip! BACK NEXT
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- CLOUDS & PRECIPITATION We are going to learn about: Clouds! BACK
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- First, lets learn some basic facts about clouds! What are clouds? Clouds form in the sky when a lot of very small water droplets come together. We see them in the sky because water evaporates from the ground. BACK NEXT
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- QUIZ BACK Click on a cloud type to learn more about it! Types of Clouds Stratus Cumulus Cirrus Main
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- Stratus Clouds Facts: lowest to the ground look flat and appear to be layered signal rain if its warm/snow if its cold can be on the ground: we call this fogfog PICTURES Lets learn about stratus clouds!
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- Fog BACK TO STRATUS CLOUDS Fog is condensed water vapor that lies close to the ground and makes it hard to see. Heres some information about fog!
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- Stratus Clouds BACK MORE Click the arrows to see more or go back!
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- Stratus Clouds MORE CLOUDS Click the arrows to see more or go back to the clouds list!
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- Cumulus Clouds Facts: puffy clouds pile up on top of each other sometimes they are white/sometimes grey created when warm air rises from the ground PICTURES Lets learn about cumulus clouds!
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- Cumulus Clouds BACK MORE Click the arrows to see more or go back!
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- Cumulus Clouds MORE CLOUDS Click the arrows to see more or go back to the clouds list!
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- Cirrus Clouds Lets learn about stratus clouds! PICTURES Facts: very high in the sky thin and wispy made of ice crystals, not water droplets sign of a nice day
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- Cirrus Clouds BACK MORE Click the arrows to see more or go back!
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- Cirrus Clouds MORE NEXT Click the arrows to see more or go to the next slide!
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- QUIZ TIME! REVIEWQUIZ! Pick one!
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- Part 1: clouds Choose the picture that goes with the cloud! START
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- Cumulus Cloud Which one is a cumulus cloud?
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- Incorrect Try again!Remember Cumulus clouds are super puffy!
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- Correct! Good job! NEXT QUESTION
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- Incorrect Remember cumulus clouds are super puffy! Try again!
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- Cirrus Cloud Which one is a cirrus cloud?
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- Correct! Good job! NEXT QUESTION
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- InCorrect Try again!Remember cirrus clouds are thin and wispy!
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- InCorrect Try again!Remember cirrus clouds are thin and wispy!
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- Stratus Cloud Which one is a stratus cloud?
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- InCorrect Remember Stratus clouds are low and flat! Try again!
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- Correct! Good job! FINISH QUIZ
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- InCorrect Remember stratus clouds are low and flat! Try again!
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- CONGRATS ! CONTINUE
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- Now we are going to learn about precipitation!
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- What is precipitation? Lets learn some basic facts about precipitation! Precipitation is water that falls to the ground from clouds in the form of rain, snow, hail or sleet. BACK
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- Main types of Precipitation Click on a type of precipitation to learn more about it! rain snow hail sleet BACK QUIZ
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- Rain Facts: Lets learn about rain! falls from clouds in the sky in the form of water droplets fresh water important part of the water cycle PICTURES
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- Rain FACTS Click the arrows to go back to facts or the main list of precipitation types! PRECIPITATION
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- Snow Facts: Lets learn about snow! water vapor freezes in the sky falls to the ground as light white flakes light snow is called powder heavy snow is called a snowstorm snowstorms with high wind are called blizzrds PICTURES
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- Snow FACTS Click the arrows to go back to facts or the main list of precipitation types! PRECIPITATION
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- Hail Facts: Lets learn about hail! frozen rain falls from clouds in the sky usually called hailstones can cause severe damage ranges in size from a pea to a bowling ball PICTURES
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- Hail FACTS Click the arrows to go back to facts or the main list of precipitation types! PRECIPITATION
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- Sleet Facts: Lets learn about sleet! ice pellets mixed with rain or snow falls from clouds in the sky does not cause damage like hail PICTURES
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- Sleet FACTS Click the arrow to go back to facts or the main list of precipitation types! NEXT
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- QUIZ TIME! REVIEWQUIZ! Pick one!
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- Part 2: Precipitation Choose the word that matches the description! START
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- RAIN SNOW HAILSLEET Falls to the ground as light, white flakes:
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- Correct! Snow falls down from the clouds as light, white flakes. Good job! NEXT QUESTION
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- incorrect Try again! Heres a hint!
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- RAIN SNOW HAILSLEET Ice pellets mixed with rain or snow:
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- Correct! Sleet is ice pellets mixed with rain or snow. Good job! NEXT QUESTION
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- incorrect Try again! Heres a hint!
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- RAIN SNOW HAILSLEET Frozen rain; can cause severe damage:
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- Correct! Hail is frozen rain and can cause severe damage. Good job! NEXT QUESTION
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- incorrect Try again! Heres a hint!
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- RAIN SNOW HAILSLEET Water droplets that fall from the clouds:
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- Correct! Rain is water droplets that fall from the clouds. Good job! FINISH QUIZ
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- incorrect Try again! Heres a hint!
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- CONGRATS ! CONTINUE
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- You have completed the journey! Before we can finish, there is one more step. NEXT
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- REVIEW Please write one (1) word to describe each type of cloud: StratusCUMULUS CIRRUS NEXT
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- REVIEW Please write two (2) words to describe each type of precipitation: RAIN HAIL SNOW SLEET FINISH
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