Hot Places and Cold Places
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Hot Places and Cold Places
For grown-ups
Companion summary
Did you know that some places on Earth are so hot that rain dries up before it even hits the ground? Knowing about hot and cold places helps you understand why penguins live near ice and camels live in sandy deserts. The Sahara Desert can reach 50 degrees Celsius — hot enough to fry an egg on a rock! When you finish, try drawing one hot place and one cold place and naming one animal that lives in each.
Warm Up!
Warm Up!
Think about the sun. It feels warm! Some places have lots of sun. Some places have lots of snow.
💭 Think about this
Have you ever felt very hot or very cold outside?
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