Day 112 β archive
Sunday, September 13, 2026
The Giant's Causeway β Nature's Hexagonal Puzzle
Good morning, Axelle! π§© Today, weβre heading to Ireland to explore a place where the ground looks like giant stepping stones β the Giantβs Causeway! π
The Big Question: How were those perfect hexagon shapes formed? π·
The Mission: Dive into the volcanic eruptions and cooling lava that created this natural wonder. Then, find out why nature loves hexagons β from honeycombs to basalt columns! π
- Learn the legend of Finn McCool, the giant who supposedly built it. π§βοΈ
- See how cracks in cooling lava form perfect shapes β you can even try crackling a mud pie to see similar patterns! π₯
- Think: Where else do you see hexagons in nature and inventions? π°οΈ
Did you know? There are about 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, and most have six sides! π’
Have fuuuun!!! π
Onward and Upward,
Mama & Papa
The Big Question: How were those perfect hexagon shapes formed? π·
The Mission: Dive into the volcanic eruptions and cooling lava that created this natural wonder. Then, find out why nature loves hexagons β from honeycombs to basalt columns! π
- Learn the legend of Finn McCool, the giant who supposedly built it. π§βοΈ
- See how cracks in cooling lava form perfect shapes β you can even try crackling a mud pie to see similar patterns! π₯
- Think: Where else do you see hexagons in nature and inventions? π°οΈ
Did you know? There are about 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, and most have six sides! π’
Have fuuuun!!! π
Onward and Upward,
Mama & Papa