Journey
Topic: Earth and Sky
Summer
1
Watch the Story
Blackout by John Rocco
Read the Book
How Do You Know It’s Summer? By Lisa M. Herrington
2
Lesson Activities
Summer
What is something that happens in the summer?
The temperature goes up.
It gets too hot to swim.
It snows all the time.
What do mountain goats do in the summer?
shed their winter coats
grow thicker coats
take a shower
Running under a sprinkler can ___________.
make you hotter
cool you off
dry you off
How can you block the sun from burning your skin?
drink a lot of water
run through a sprinkler
put on sunscreen
What does it mean if you are dehydrated?
Your body does not have enough water.
Your body has too much water.
You have a sunburn.
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Art/Fine-Motor Activity
Make a Paper Fan
Materials: a sheet of paper
Materials: a sheet of paper
Ask your child if they ever felt a cool breeze on a hot day. Moving air feels cool on our skin. Now help your child use fine-motor skills and creativity to make their own summer breeze—a paper fan.
First, have your child decorate or draw on the sheet of paper.
Then, show your child how to fold it into ~1 in. strips, alternating over and under to create pleats.
Once the whole paper is folded, take one end and tuck it under to make a handle. Then spread out the top end and your child has a paper fan to keep them cool on a hot day!
Actividad de arte y destrezas motrices finas
Haz un abanico de papel
Materiales: una hoja de papel
Materiales: una hoja de papel
Pregúntale a tu niño si alguna vez ha sentido una brisa fresca en un día caluroso. El aire en movimiento nos refresca. Ahora ayuda a tu niño a hacer su propia brisa de verano con un abanico de papel, poniendo en práctica sus destrezas motrices finas y creatividad.
Primero, pídele a tu niño que decore o dibuje una hoja de papel.
Luego, muéstrale cómo doblar franjas de 1 pulgada aproximadamente, alternando los pliegues de un lado a otro hasta que el papel parezca un acordeón.
Una vez el papel esté completamente plegado, dobla uno de los extremos para hacer el mango. Entonces, despliega la parte de arriba y ¡el niño tendrá un abanico de papel con el que refrescarse en los días de calor!
