PLAY | 5 Weather Science Experiments!!
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PLAY | 5 Weather Science Experiments!!
When I was a kid, I absolutely loved weather especially rain, lighting, and clouds, so was psyched to try these 5 experiments with my kids!! Subscribe for more: http ...
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