Club Chaos with Mr. Sam: Snow Mold Investigation

4/16/2020

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Materials needed to investigate snow mold:

Snow
2 Cups of Water
Thermometer (Optional)
Parent Participation

9 Comments

Ethan Fuentes

4/16/2020 06:12:50 pm

That’s a lot of snow on the Tetons every year!!
-Ethan Fuentes

Owen Lawless

4/18/2020 09:16:45 am

I really like this activity. I've got it set up in my backyard right now. My igloo isn't super good though, because the snow is icy.
Owen

Sam

4/22/2020 09:50:27 am

Mr. Owen, what did you discover? Ice likely won't act as the wonderful "thermal blanket" like snow, but we're super curious to hear what you learned!

Piedad

4/18/2020 06:12:26 pm

I like the video.

Axel sosa

4/20/2020 04:45:05 pm

You find a shape of a igloo!

Lucia Morgan

4/21/2020 03:35:11 pm

I really liked the part when the puppets say “I’m still here!”. It was really funny. I was amazed on how much snow the Tetons get.

Ms. Carisa

4/22/2020 09:09:45 am

I really liked the puppets too Lucia - they made me laugh so hard! We miss you! Hope you are doing good and learning lots from home!

Claire Turner link

4/24/2020 03:46:23 pm

I learned a lot. We have tons of snow at the ranch right now that is melting, so lots of snow mold.

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3/29/2022 12:57:46 am

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