The storm is coming! Bucket's head is swelling in his bucket, Gothi's bones are aching, and the animals are all huddled in their pens. We can't stop it from hitting the school, but all the preparations we made will help lessen the damage!
Meet me in the great hall at the school. We'll ride out the storm there!
The interesting thing is that the rainbow is an arc of light that makes up the color spectrum. You saw the color spectrum when you refracted the light with a prism. A raindrop and a prism are similar in many ways. They are both transparent, transmit light, refract light, and serve as a lens to create a beautiful sight.
The wind and the rain smashed wood from the buildings and spread it across the school. Natural processes can cause natural hazards. We can't eliminate these hazards, but we can take steps to reduce the damage they cause us.
Let's get to work! Can you help clean up by gathering the debris?
4- Clean up 6 pieces of debris at the school (0/6)
The storm destroyed some of our crops, but the food we gathered will help us through the shortage. Thank you so much for helping gather them previously.
Bucket, Mulch, and Gobber are going to be patching up the broken buildings, but we'll need more resources. Will you chop trees down in the Wilderness and bring me 6 wood logs?
Thank you. This will go a long way to fixing a lot of the buildings that got damaged. The storm hurt the school, but we'll get through it together as a community. No, as a family.
[Your Viking's Name]! While you were helping Heather with the other buildings, I've figured out a great solution for the ruined roof. Meet me by the house and see what we've done!
Glass allows light to pass through it because it's transparent, and it keeps the elements out of the Great Hall. With this, the sunlight will brighten the inside of the Great Hall and fill the room with cheer.
Thank you, [Your Viking's Name]. The storm hit, but we were ready because of your help. When the next problem comes up, I know I can count on you.
