26 Let it Snow!

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Let It Snow! by Tina Perez

Look at the snowflakes. The snowflakes here look big. That way you can see what they look like. All snowflakes are not the same. Every snowflake is different. A snowflake is made of bits of ice. How many sides do you see on these snowflakes? A snowflake has six sides!

It must be cold for it to snow. If it is warmer or more than 32°F, it will not snow. It will rain. How can we tell when it is cold enough to snow? thermometers Snowfall Inches of Snow 0 1 2 3 4 5 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Look at this graph. It shows how much snow fell each day. On what day did the most snow fall?

These children are playing with sleds in the snow. The children are glad that it is snowing. They put on their warm clothing. They play on their sleds in the fresh snow. The children make great big balls of snow. They make lots of snow people. The snow people will melt when it gets warm.

Some people do not like to drive their cars in the snow. They must clean the snow from their cars. This driver has to dig his car out of the snow. People who drive must stay safe in the snow. Some people like to drive in the snow. They do not drive cars. They drive big sleds that make sounds. A snowmobile can travel over snow and ice.