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Lesson 16 of 30 · Weather and Seasons

Experiment30 XP🌋 Rock Realm

Splashing in Mud

Splashing in Mud
🧪Lab Brief #16

Weather and Seasons.

🎯 Your mission

Run the experiment. Find out what really happens.

⚡ The twist

Today's mountain was yesterday's ocean floor.

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Mind = Blown

🪨 Every grain of sand on every beach used to be a mountain.

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Make a hypothesis first

Guess: where will the water go first?

What You'll Learn

Mud is what you get when dirt gets very wet. Splashing in mud is fun!

Key Words

Tap a word to see its definition.

Materials Needed

  • rocks
  • sand

Safety First

  • Have an adult check your set-up before you start, and tidy everything away afterwards.

Steps

Step 1Read

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

Step 2Do

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

Step 3Observe

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

Step 4Record

Color a picture to show what happened.

Check Your Understanding

Question 1

1 of 1

What makes soil more than just dirt?

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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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Splashing in Mud

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