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Making Inferences: Rivers of Ice

A free printable making inferences: rivers of ice reading worksheet — phonics, sight words, comprehension and fluency practice, ready to print. Great for elementary and up.

Making Inferences: Rivers of Ice Name Score Use clues from the text. The answer is not stated directly. Rivers of Ice A glacier is a river of ice that moves so slowly you cannot see it. It forms high in the mountains where more snow falls than melts each year. Over hundreds of years, the snow is pressed into thick, solid ice. Gravity slowly pulls this heavy ice downhill, a little each day. As the glacier grinds along, it carves valleys and scrapes rock into powder. When the ice reaches warmer air, its front edge melts and feeds cold rivers. Glaciers store much of the fresh water on Earth. 1) Why does a glacier form only where more snow falls than melts? 2) Why are glaciers important to people?

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