Stories of Our Mother Earth
Stories of Our Mother Earth
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Some of these reach above the water. They are hollow inside, and the water runs up through the hollow and out over the top just like a fountain. You may want to know where all of the salts in the lake came from. A little must have been dis- solved in the spring water, but the most was brought in by the streams which flow down from the moun- tains. They are constantly removing a little of the rock over which they flow, and as no streams run out of the lake, everything that is brought in must sta...y there.
BLACKBOARD WORDS.
Glacier (gla'sher, or glas'i-er), larvae (lar've), pitcher (pich'er), pumice (pum-is), Herculaneum (her-ku-la'ne-um), Pompeii (p6in pa'ye).
Substance = the material of which things are made.
Evaporate = to change a liquid into vapor.
Abruptly = suddenly.
Invisible = that which cannot be seen.
Accident = an unexpected event.
Glacier= a stream of ice slowly moving down a mountain or canon.
Shatter = to break in pieces.
Larvae = the young, or immature stage of an insect. Pumice = light, porous lava.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of these reach above the water. They are hollow inside, and the water runs up through the hollow and out over the top just like a fountain. You may want to know where all of the salts in the lake came from. A little must have been dis- solved in the spring water, but the most was brought in by the streams which flow down from the moun- tains. They are constantly removing a little of the rock over which they flow, and as no streams run out of the lake, everything that is brought in must sta...y there.
BLACKBOARD WORDS.
Glacier (gla'sher, or glas'i-er), larvae (lar've), pitcher (pich'er), pumice (pum-is), Herculaneum (her-ku-la'ne-um), Pompeii (p6in pa'ye).
Substance = the material of which things are made.
Evaporate = to change a liquid into vapor.
Abruptly = suddenly.
Invisible = that which cannot be seen.
Accident = an unexpected event.
Glacier= a stream of ice slowly moving down a mountain or canon.
Shatter = to break in pieces.
Larvae = the young, or immature stage of an insect. Pumice = light, porous lava.
What to read after Stories of Our Mother Earth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold W Harold Wellman Fairbanks to read onlineMoreLess
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