Where Do Icicles Come From?

The video explores the fun activities that snow brings, such as sledding and building snowmen. It explains how icicles form naturally from snow and sunlight, detailing the process of melting and refreezing. The properties of snow and ice are discussed, highlighting their similarities and differences. The video also describes how icicles grow over time, depending on the conditions of snow, sunlight, and cold air.

What are some activities that Squeaks and the narrator enjoy doing in the snow?

• Fishing and boating

• Swimming and surfing

• Sledding and building snowmen

• Hiking and camping

What two elements are necessary for icicles to form naturally?

• Rain and wind

• Snow and warm sunlight

• Fog and mist

• Hail and sleet

At what temperature does water freeze, forming ice or snow?

• 100 degrees Fahrenheit

• 10 degrees Celsius

• 50 degrees Fahrenheit

• 0 degrees Celsius

How do icicles grow larger over time?

• By absorbing sunlight

• By melting and refreezing

• By being carved by the wind

• By being shaped by animals

What factors contribute to the size of an icicle?

• The amount of rain and wind

• The color of the roof it forms on

• The presence of snow, sunlight, and cold air

• The type of tree it hangs from