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13Another student asked, %u201cWhy does it snow in some places but not everywhere?%u201d Mrs. Diana nodded and said, %u201cThat%u2019s a great question! Snow needs really, really cold temperatures to happen. In some places, it gets super cold, so snow falls from the sky. But in other places, it%u2019s not cold enough, so they get rain instead.%u201dThe children understood and nodded happily. Mrs. Diana went on, %u201cSnow is not just pretty, it also helps nature in special ways. It keeps plants and trees warm in winter, and when it melts, it gives water to rivers and lakes.%u201dThe children clapped and thanked Mrs. Diana for the amazing lesson about snow. They were excited to learn more about different kinds of weather like wind and fog. They knew that with Mrs. Diana%u2019s help, every adventure would bring them closer to the amazing things in nature.