Holy Moly,
Where am I?
What’s small, pretty and cold as ice?
A Snowflake!
A flake of snow is essentially a feathery ice crystal. All snowflakes only have six sides.
How do Snowflakes form?
A snowflake begins to form when an extremely cold water droplet freezes onto a pollen or dust particle in the sky. This creates an ice crystal. Ice crystals form in mostly cold places where its snows a lot. Snowflakes are so delicate that when we touch a snow flake with our bare hands it starts to melt right away.
Can you imagine the number of snowflakes that need to stick together to even make a snowball? Before I crash into the snowman, I should get out of here!