Carlene looked out her window one grey morning as giant raindrops pelted the
ground. "What a way to spend a Saturday" she thought.
She might as well do her science homework since there's nothing better to do.
Halfway through studying for her upcoming chemistry test on physical and
chemical changes, she looked outside and noticed that it had stopped raining
and the Sun was peaking through. In fact, the Sun was really starting to come
out and then Bam!, her door flies open and her little brother bounds in. “Carlene,
Carlene, it's stopped and mom says we can go outside if the puddles dry out a
bit. Do you think they will? Do ya? Do ya? Do ya? Lay some science on me sis!
The Sun's out! Will it scare the puddles away?"
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