🌍 Imagine the Earth is like a big spinning ball! When one side faces the Sun, it's daytime there. But the other side is dark because it's nighttime. 🌞🌜
So, people in different places need different times to match their day and night. That's why we have time zones!
Some people believe in ghosts because they think spirits of people who have passed away might still be around. 👻 It's like when you imagine a friendly monster under your bed—it's not real, but it feels fun or a little scary to think about!
Sometimes, when we hear strange noises or see shadows, our brains like to make up stories to explain them. That's okay! It's just our imagination playing tricks on us.
Rivers start when tiny drops of water from rain or melting snow come together! 🌧️ They flow down hills and mountains, joining other little streams. The more water they collect, the bigger they grow, just like a river! 🏞️
Rivers love to travel and can go very far, sometimes all the way to the ocean! 🌊
Some places get more rain because they are near big water like oceans or lakes! 🌊 The sun warms the water, and tiny drops go up into the sky to make clouds. When clouds get too heavy, they drop the water as rain! 🌧️ Some places have mountains that catch the clouds and make it rain a lot. Other places are far from water, so they don't get much rain.
Fun fact: The wettest place on Earth is Mawsynram in India, where it rains almost every day! 🌧️😊
The tallest mountain in the world is Mount Everest! 🌍 It's so high that it touches the sky! 🚀 People climb it, but it's very cold and windy up there. ❄️
Mount Everest is in a place called the Himalayas, between two countries: Nepal and China. 🗺️
🌱 Seeds are like tiny baby plants sleeping in a cozy shell! When they get water, sunlight, and warm soil, they wake up and start growing. First, a little root comes out to drink water, then a tiny stem pushes up to reach the sun. Soon, leaves pop out to make food from sunlight! 🌞
It's like magic—but it's science! Every seed has everything it needs to become a big, beautiful plant. 🌿
The deepest part of the ocean is called the Mariana Trench 🌊! It's like a super-deep hole in the ocean floor, deeper than the tallest mountain on Earth! 🏔️
If you dropped a rock there, it would take a long time to reach the bottom. It's so deep that even sunlight can't reach it! 🌑
Some rocks have shiny crystals inside because they were made very slowly deep underground! 🌍✨ When hot melted rock (called magma) cools down over a long time, tiny crystals grow inside it like magic. The slower it cools, the bigger the crystals!
Imagine making ice cubes—if you freeze water slowly, you get big ice cubes. But if you freeze it fast, they stay small. Rocks with crystals are like that too!
Some animals move to new places when the weather changes! 🐦 They fly or walk far away to find food or a warm home. Just like when you wear a coat in winter, animals need to find cozy places too!
For example, birds fly south when it gets cold, and then come back when it's warm again. 🌞
Astronauts eat special food in space! 🍽️ Because there's no gravity, their food floats away if it's not packed right. So, they eat from pouches or tubes, and sometimes use magnets to hold their forks and spoons! 🌌
They also have to be careful not to let crumbs float around—imagine chasing your sandwich in space! 🥪