A made-up younger visitor asks why a puddle gets smaller. Choose a two-card explanation and one limit that answers that question.
Make something useful
Use a small caption, arrow model, table or spoken explanation for this exact question. Keep the supplied story beside you.
Grown-up help
**Worked practice:** Liquid water can evaporate into invisible vapour. This model explains a possible process; it does not measure the puddle's loss or rule out soaking/draining. A three-page poster is not necessary.
[Complete Day 39 plan](../lessons/day-39.html). This is ordinary practice, not a held assessment source.
[Checked process facts and limits](../references/PRIMARY-READING.html) · F1/F4
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