WEEK 2: “Winter Science & STEM Wonders”

 

WEEK 2: “Winter Science & STEM Wonders”

Fun Facts

  • ❄️ No two snowflakes are identical because each forms in a slightly different cloud condition.
  • 🧊 Ice is less dense than water—that’s why it floats and polar bears can chill on it (literally).
  • 🔥 The hottest part of a candle flame is the blue part near the base.
  • ⛄ The world’s tallest snowman was 122 feet tall in Maine.

Activity: “Mini Snowflake Lab” (class or at home)
Students:

1.     Cut paper snowflakes.

2.     Compare designs—symmetry, shapes, and patterns.

3.     Write a “Snowflake Scientist Statement”:
“My snowflake is unique because…”






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