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Is each snowflake really unique?

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Advanced lesson plan (B2 and above): Is each snowflake really unique? -    BUY ME A COFFEE if you like my FREE ESL content Of the trillions of snowflakes that fall every year, is it true that no two are identical? A scientist at CalTech University has the answer. In this B2+ worksheet, students will practise the third conditional, learn six snow-related idioms/phrases, study lots of relevant vocabulary and discuss the science of snowflakes. Educational materials shouldn't be paywalled. Show your support for my ESL content by  buying me a coffee!            Lesson objectives: 1) To learn snow-related vocabulary by matching relevant words to a picture of a snow-covered road.  2) To practise using third conditionals, conjugating sentences appropriately to talk about a car that slipped on an icy road on bald tyres.  3) To understand nuance and puns with three wintry jokes, about a penguin, a snowman and an igloo. 4) To explain scie...