Imagine a fluffy snowflake, freshly fallen from the sky. The snowflake, which we'll name Frosty, sits on top of a snow-covered hill. But as the sun's warm rays reach Frosty, he begins to change. This process is called melting. Frosty, like other snowflakes, is made of water in a solid form called ice. When the sun's heat warms Frosty, it provides the energy needed for the ice to transform into a liquid state - water. This is because the heat makes Frosty's water molecules move faster, breaking their solid formation. Now Frosty, as a tiny droplet of water, starts a new journey. He trickles down the hill, joining other droplets to form a stream. Frosty's journey from a snowflake to a stream is an amazing example of how nature works through processes like melting. So, the next time you see a snowflake glistening in the sun, remember Frosty and his incredible journey.