Precipitation Level F/G Written and Illustrated by Travis Schaeffer

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Precipitation Level F/G Written and Illustrated by Travis Schaeffer 1997-2012 n2y, Inc. Unique Learning System Leveled Book, Precipitation, Level F/G

1 Dark clouds are moving in the sky. These clouds are made up of a gas that collects tiny drops of water. This gas is called water vapor.

2 Precipitation is different forms of water that fall from clouds. The weather can determine the type of precipitation.

3 During a warm summer day, rain can fall from clouds. Rain is a liquid drop of water that falls from clouds.

4 The speed of a rain drop depends on the size. The bigger the rain drop, the faster it falls to the ground. A rain storm that is faster and harder has big rain drops. A rain storm that is slower and softer has small rain drops.

5 During a summer storm, a raindrop can freeze into a ball of ice. The ball of ice falls from the cloud and hits the ground. The ball of ice is called hail.

6 Hail can be different sizes. It can be big like a quarter or small like a pea. A hail storm can be dangerous. Be careful: you can get hurt if you are caught outside during a hail storm.

7 It is winter and the outside temperature is much colder. The dark clouds create a new type of precipitation. It is called snow.

8 Snow happens when water vapor in clouds change into ice crystals. The ice crystals are called snowflakes.

9 A snowfl ake is small and light. But, these small snowfl akes can collect on the ground and make large piles of snow!

10 During a winter storm, snow can fall from clouds and change into a mixture of ice and rain. This mixture is called sleet. Sleet looks like tiny pellets of ice.

11 Another type of precipitation is called freezing rain. When freezing rain hits the ground, it freezes into ice. Be careful: sleet and freezing makes the ground icy and slippery in the winter!

12 Be Prepared for Precipitation: If it is raining, bring an umbrella. If it is snowing, wear boots and dress warm. If it is hailing, stay inside. If it is sleeting or freezing rain, watch out for slippery ice.

yes Precipitation no freeze warm big cloud gas form / type water / raindrop change fast hard water vapor precipitation weather rain stay inside slow soft ball ice hail winter watch out small cold snow snowflake mixture sleet light freezing rain umbrella boots 1997-2012 n2y, Inc. Unique Learning System Leveled Book, Precipitation, Level F/G

Glossary water vapor - the gas form of water precipitation - different forms of water that fall from clouds rain - liquid drops of water that fall from clouds hail - balls of ice that fall from clouds snow - light, white snowfl akes that fall from clouds snowflake - an ice crystal sleet - a mixture of ice and rain that fall from clouds freezing rain - rain that falls from clouds and freezes when it hits the ground 1997-2012 n2y, Inc. Unique Learning System Leveled Book, Precipitation, Level F/G

Index for Photographs The images found in this lesson fall under a Creative Commons license. Please note the citation listed for each individual image below. For information on use or redistribution of any of these images, please visit: http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/ Page 1 - http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e2/rain_ot_ocean_beach.jpg Page 3 - http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/8d/here_comes_rain_again.jpg Page 5 - http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b2/hailstorm_in_dutchess_county%2c_ New_York.JPG Page 6 - http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/file:pile_of_hail_after_a_hail_storm_hits_perth.jpg Page 7 - http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ef/yorku_snow_storm_toronto_ Feb6_2008.jpg Page 8 - http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/file:snowflake_-_microphotograph_by_artgeek.jpg Page 9 - http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a5/trees_and_snow_in_boreal_2.jpg Page 10- http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9f/sleet_on_the_ground.jpg http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/15/sleet_%28ice_pellets%29.jpg Page 11 - http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/83/sleet_-_on_the_tree_branch.jpg http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/99/icy_pavement.jpg 1997-2012 n2y, Inc. Unique Learning System Leveled Book, Precipitation, Level F/G