Tiny Pieces Everywhere
Age 6 · Science
Everything around you is made of very tiny pieces called atoms. They are far too small to see, even with your eyes wide open.
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- A drop of water is made of tiny pieces of water.
- The air you breathe is made of tiny pieces too.
Key takeaways
- Hands, water, leaves and air are all made of atoms.
- Atoms are much too small to see.
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