What Makes a Tornado Spin? 🌪️ Spin or Freeze Game! | Science for Kids | Milo Explores

Before you spin around 3 times and get dizzy, can you guess what makes the biggest tornadoes spin faster than a race car? 🌪️ Join Milo and Nova in the park as they guess (wrong!), reach, roll and spin like the wind, learn how to stay safe, play SPIN OR FREEZE, and earn 5 Explorer Stars to open the MYSTERY BOX! Kids will: • Shout answers to Milo's silly guesses • Reach up like warm air, roll their arms like a rolling pin, and spin like a tornado • Practise tornado safety: crouch down low and cover your head • Play SPIN OR FREEZE (watch out for the spinach!) They'll learn: • A tornado is a spinning tube of air, from a storm cloud down to the ground • Warm air rushes up into a giant storm cloud • Fast wind up high and slow wind down low make the air roll • Rising air tips the roll up so it spins, and it stretches down to the ground • Safety: go with a grown-up to a low room in the middle of the house, away from windows Chapters: 0:00 Milo's leaf whirlwind! 0:12 The mystery box 0:24 Silly guesses — shout NOOO! 0:43 Step 1: warm air rushes up 0:58 Step 2: the air starts to roll 1:13 Step 3: it spins like a top! 1:29 Step 4: stay safe 1:44 Game: SPIN OR FREEZE! 2:04 The spinach trick! 2:17 Brain Blast: faster than a race car 2:25 Lightning quiz 2:53 Mystery box: tornado in a bottle 3:08 See you next time! Try it at home with a grown-up: fill a plastic bottle with water, add one drop of dish soap and some glitter, and close the lid tight. Swirl it round and round — watch a tiny tornado spin! Milo Explores — curious adventures for kids ages 4–10. #tornado #scienceforkids #weatherforkids #kidslearning #STEMforkids #miloexplores #learningforkids #kidsscience #spaceforkids #beesforkids #historyforkids #pyramidsforkids #oceanforkids #airplanesforkids #learnshapes