Episode 5Small Wonders · 3 min read
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Mateo built two cardboard ramps and placed a wooden wheel at the top of each. “Ready, set, roll!” The wheels raced away. One stopped beside the plant pot. The other bumped a cushion. Lucas celebrated both with a drum flourish. Hana looked at the ramps. “They started together, but were the ramps really the same?”
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Two rover races end differently, and Mateo learns how changing one ramp detail helps the friends understand motion instead of blaming luck.
The Rover Race
Amara & Hana & Lucas & Mateo • Wonder Lab • 6 pages • en
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