Raven holds an ice cube in a spoon. Drip, drip.
"Why does ice melt?" she asks.
Rocket guesses. "The room is warmer than the ice?"
Nova glows. "Great thinking! Heat is on the move. What do you notice?"
Heat moves from warm things to cooler things.
The room is warmer than the ice cube.
So heat moves from the room into the ice.
The heat melts the ice into water.
An insulator is a material that slows heat down.
People use insulation in buildings and clothes.
A good ice holder slows heat from reaching the ice.
| Idea | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Heat from the room melts the ice. | ? |
| The ice is warmer than the room. | ? |
| Insulation is used in buildings and clothes. | ? |
| Idea | True or false? |
|---|---|
| A snowman melts as the air warms up. | ? |
| Cold moves into the ice from the room. | ? |
| An insulator slows heat down. | ? |
You know how heat moves!
Tomorrow, we build holder version 1.