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Short science passages with key words

by S Azeris
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Sonic notices that when you a swing , it forward . A stronger push makes it travel , while a moves it slowly .

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Tyler learns that a longer between two objects can change how quickly they move . More often means more is needed to start or stop .

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Snowi compares by racing solo and with a friend . They see that and can go at different speeds depending on their size and .

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Scooby Doo notices that the way things can be , , or zigzaggy depending on the applied .

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In , some objects are toward a magnet while others are not affected . Magnets pull certain .

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The force of or between helps explain how two magnets can snap or push apart .

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Sonic discovers that magnets can and . When like meet , they repel ; when poles meet , they attract .

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Tyler learns to label that or using simple pictures . A can pull near another magnet .

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Snowi uses to solve a problem by a small from the without touching it .

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Scooby Doo begins an experiment introducing . Rubbing a on hair creates a tiny that can to walls .

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Sonic explains that objects with need different amounts of to .

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Tyler shows how changes how far a before on a smooth floor .

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Snowi compares moving objects and notices that things need more to at the same as things .

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Scooby Doo wants to see which when given the same . A small speeds differently than a bigger one .

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Sonic learns to describe the things : , round , or wobbly , depending on the .

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Tyler reads about and things in classification . and are in different groups .

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Snowi helps identify , , , , and by how they look and where they live .

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Scooby Doo learns animals with are , while those without are .

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Sonic finds that are changes in , , or that do not form a new substance .

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Tyler distinguishes from ones , like metal versus a piece of metal .

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Snowi learns about by combining and ; the grains can settle , and some parts differently .

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Scooby Doo sees that a can be made of two or more that keep their own .

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Sonic need to . need and to stay healthy and active .

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Tyler explains that an is a community of that for .

25

Snowi learns that living things have they pass to their , helping them in their .

26

Scooby Doo compares and things by , , and .

27

Sonic explores physical and by mixing water and sugar and watching sugar , forming a .

28

Tyler uses to from a pile , showing how magnet strength can objects closer .

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Snowi demonstrates that and , which helps explain how magnets move other objects .

30

Scooby Doo sorts by their behavior : some , some , and some do both depending on .

31

Sonic explains that a can a from a toy truck when close enough .

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Tyler shows can make light things like stick to a after rubbing it on .

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Snowi tries a simple experiment : a on and use it to pick up small from the table .

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Scooby Doo learns that a or a is a that can start or stop in objects around him .

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Sonic discovers that and influence how changes , especially when pushing a .

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Tyler uses a to show how affects how far a travels before .

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Snowi compares two , one and one , and observes how they travel differently when given the same .

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Scooby Doo asks which would if pushed with the , inviting and test results .

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Sonic explains that can also , changing how they in the air .

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Tyler observes that and can each other from a without .

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Snowi demonstrates that a can feel toward a if both are the same magnet .

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Scooby Doo learns that some materials like are to as they do not contain .

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Sonic notes that can be stronger in than in , which changes how things .

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Tyler explains that create with different , such as from and .

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Snowi explores the idea that can be by simple methods like or .

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Scooby Doo asks what happens when you combine and : sugar , forming a .

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Sonic uses a sandwich analogy to explain that can their and when mixed .

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Tyler demonstrates that , while do create .

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Snowi reads about and things in again , noting which belong to each .

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Scooby Doo sorts and by basic like , , and to stay alive .

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Sonic shows how and can in different ways to create a or a , depending on the .

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Tyler explains the difference between a such as and a like .

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Snowi teaches that can or small when they come close enough to the .

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Scooby Doo explores that some but have that at different .

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Sonic notes that and interact to move objects with different depending on their .

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Tyler experiments with a and a to see how changes as the block down the ramp .

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Snowi learns that a requires than pushing a to move it at the .

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Scooby Doo ends with a joke about how helps us around us , from to .

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Sonic smiles as he watches Tyler explain that some work , like helping a .

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Tyler demonstrates that can cause , such as into .

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Snowi notes that adding to can change the , a practical idea for curious minds .

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Scooby Doo finishes with chin scratches and a wink , reminding kids that is all in .

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