Like a Push from a Friend
Think about when your friend pushes you on a swing. You go forward, then come back, then go forward again, that's how wind works too. The air is like your friend: it pushes the things around it, trees, clouds, even little birds.
Air Moves Because of Heat
Sometimes, the sun warms up the ground or the ocean, and that makes the air above it warm too. Warm air is lighter than cool air, so it rises up like a hot balloon. Then cooler air comes in to take its place, and voilà, we get wind!
It’s not magic, it's just air moving because of heat and pushes, just like when you're playing with your toys or running around outside!
Examples
- Leaves being pushed by the breeze outside on a calm day
- Feeling a cool gust when standing near a window during a storm
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