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 Who Hibernates?
Directions: Color the animals that hibernate. Draw an “x” on the animals that do not hibernate.

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 Who Migrates?
Directions: Color the animals that migrate. Draw an “x” on the animals that do not migrate.

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 Winter Nature Journal

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 Winter Weather Vocabulary
snow:_________________________________________
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sleet:_________________________________________
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freezing rain: ___________________________________

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winter solstice:__________________________________
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blizzard:_______________________________________
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wind chill:______________________________________
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frost:__________________________________________
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 My Winter Story
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 All About Snowflakes
When the Ice crystals come in
temperature drops different shapes and
below freezing, sizes. They can be
water droplets in needles, plates, or
clouds freeze and columns.
form ice crystals.
The crystals grow Snowflakes can be
larger and heavier categorized into one
until they fall to the of 35 different
ground. shapes.
If two snow crystals Hexagonal plates are
collide as they fall, six-sided crystals.
they can stick They can be
together forming a patterned or not.
12-branched flake. You might see a star
in the center of this
plate.
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The ice crystals
bump into and stick
to each other until
they for a 6-sided
snowflake.
Triangular crystals
are small. Sometimes,
they have branches
at each of the six
corners.
A stellar dendrite is
the most recognizable
snow crystal. It is
shaped like a star
with branches.
 Life Cycle of a Snowflake
condensation

evaporation precipitation

collection snow crystals

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