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1. READ/play the text
2. CLICK the picture (and video)
3. TRY this:
Click on the picture and follow the light blue arrows to see how rain seeps into the soil and rock and then makes a spring and a stream.

Most springs are found in hillside hollows. This is because water sinks down to the lowest level - the bottom of a hollow.

As more and more water seeps into a hollow, the soil and rock fill up with water. Any surplus is then pushed out - giving a spring.

Each spring forms the start of a stream.

1. READ/play the text
2. CLICK the picture (and video)
3. TRY this:
Click on the picture and follow the light blue arrows to see how rain seeps into the soil and rock and then makes a spring and a stream.

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Where do springs flow?

1. READ/play the text 2. CLICK the picture (and video) 3. TRY this: Click on the picture and follow the light blue arrows to see how rain seeps into the soil and rock and then makes a spring and a stream.

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Where do springs flow?

1. READ/play the text
2. CLICK the picture (and video)
3. TRY this:
Click on the picture and follow the light blue arrows to see how rain seeps into the soil and rock and then makes a spring and a stream.