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This activity will help students in their understanding of the complexities of snowpack formation and using this data to make predictions about how particular slopes might behave. The kind of snow, the incline of the slope, and the terrain all play a role in when and where avalanches will occur. In this activity, students layer foodstuffs to mimic the strong and weak layers within a snowpack and then cause an avalanche to occur. This activity has a stated objective, a list of materials, procedure, activity answer, and links for more information.
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DLESE-000-000-005-342
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