April Kids Fun Science Newsletter

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View this email in your browser Kids Fun Science Newsletter Our Rock Cycle ebook is on sale this month for $9.98 at our EZ Geology.com store. EZ and fun science books Our Earth Science books are easier to use than any other science books on the market. They are perfect for students interested in science. Hands-on science activities Every chapter contains a hands-on activity, written information and a quiz. Students with a 6th grade or higher reading aptitude can work through their textbook with minimal help from their teacher. In the back of the book is an Answer Key for the quizzes and a Glossary.  Buy Now at EZ Geology.com Crazy science facts you might not know  Junior, you are getting too big for my pouch! Great white sharks prefer to dine on these 3 foods Did you know clouds have families too! Faster than a speeding bullet? And the facts are  1. Marsupials Marsupials are animals with a pouch that they carry their young in after birth. The babies are undeveloped and often measure less than an inch when born. The babies crawl inside their mother's pouch which is warm and safe. Their mother's provide them with milk for the next 5 to 10 months while they live in her pouch. 2. Great white sharks The great white shark can grow to over 20 feet in length. It weighs more than 5,000 pounds. They can can live to be about 30 years old. In the movie Jaws the great white shark was described as a ferocious predator or humans. In reality, they prefer fish, seals, and sea birds. 3. Families of clouds There are three families of clouds. They were given Latin names by Luke Howard in 1894. They are cirrus (curl of hair), cumulus (heap), and stratus (layers).  There are 10 main groups of clouds that are grouped by their height above the ground. 4. Cheetah's  can run really fast! Cheetahs can reach top speeds approaching 70 mph when they run.   Watch for more crazy science facts in the June newsletter Why is Big Ben's minute hand tired of running in circles? Look, it is raining frogs and fish! My cat wants to thank Sir Isaac Newton for his invention of Roasting s'mores in a box   Special thanks to oluwatosinwil24 (email name) who wrote and explained that jellyfish are plankton. They are drifters and found in oceans all over the world. They are found at the surface, deep beneath the sea and in warm waters.  I love to hear from you.  Please email me at myrna@ezgeology.com if you have questions or other things you think would be fun to read about in my newsletter.   Copyright © 2023 Ring of Fire Science, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website. Our mailing address is: Ring of Fire Science PO Box 444 Scio, OR 97374-0444 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

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