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Sun Behind, Rain Ahead
Age 8 · Science
A child stands with the Sun behind them and rain falling in front. A rainbow appears in the rain ahead.
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In the picture
- The Sun disk behind the child: it shines from the back.
- The rain shower ahead: water drops fall in front of the child.
- The colored arc in the rain: sunlight makes a band of colors.
Examples
- A rainbow seen in your backyard after a rain shower.
- A garden hose rainbow with the Sun at your back.
Key takeaways
- A rainbow forms when sunlight enters raindrops in front of you.
- The Sun must be behind you for the rainbow to appear ahead.
Quiz: Sun Behind, Rain Ahead (Age 8)
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For a rainbow to appear in front of you, where must the Sun be?
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What must be in front of you for a rainbow to form?
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What makes the colored band in the rain?
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