2. What is Snow?
Snow is water in the form of Ice Crystals
Ice Crystals form when the temperature drops below 32
degrees Fahrenheit.
3. What is Snow?
The ice crystal is formed by water vapor in turning into
ice.
It then turns into a snow crystal or snowflake or snow
pellet.
4. Types of Ice Crystals
Snowflakes are lots of ice crystals that fall from a
cloud.
Snow Pellets are lots of ice crystals that stay liquid as it
forms and DOES NOT freeze all the way.
Sleet is part frozen ice crystals and part rain. It is VERY
wet and slippery!
5. What is it?
What type of ice crystal is this? Snowflake, Snow Pellet
or Sleet?
6. What is it?
What type of ice crystal is this? Snowflake, Snow Pellet
or Sleet?
7. What is it?
What type of ice crystal is this? Snowflake, Snow Pellet
or Sleet?
8. Snowfall
Snow can fall very gently or very hard.
There are 3 basic types of snowfall that we all know.
Snow Burst
Blizzard
Snowstorm
9. Snow Burst
A Snow Burst is when snow falls for a short period of
time, but produces a lot of snow on the ground. It does
not have super cold temperatures.
10. Blizzard
A Blizzard is strong storm lasting for 3 or 4 hours with
high winds blowing and very cold temperatures outside.
The temperatures are colder than 32 degrees
Fahrenheit.
11. Snowstorm
A Snowstorm is when a lot of snow falls to the ground with or
without super cold temperatures. It is usually when the school
calls for a snow day.
12. People and Snow
When there is a lot of snow on the ground, people enjoy
different kinds of games and sports.
Can you name any snow sports?
What else can you do with snow that is fun?
13. Snow Sports
Types of snow sports are:
Skiing
Snowboarding
Snow shoeing
Cross Country Skiing
14. Recreation
We can do make snow fun by doing other things than
sports.
Making a snowman
Making a snow angel
Making a snow fort
Snowball fights
15. What is Snow?
Snow is make from water formed in to ice crystals.
Ice crystals form at a temperature lower than 32
degrees Fahrenheit.
Ice Crystals are formed from water vapor.
16. What is Snow?
The ice crystals form into either
Snowflakes
Snow Pellets
Sleet