Winter to Spring Merge
Slide a snowy field into a blooming meadow. What changes, what stays, and what does the ground know that we cannot see?
- Best time
- March
- Format
- Blend two images with a slider to compare and contrast
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Winter to Spring Merge
Slide a snowy field into a blooming meadow. What changes, what stays, and what does the ground know that we cannot see?
What's inside this merge
Late winter
Spring
Students drag a slider to blend the two images and narrate what changes — built for compare-and-contrast conversation.
Teacher tips
Writing prompt on the half-blend: describe the exact day winter becomes spring.
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