In the lesson "Sunlight Warms the Earth," part of the Earth's Systems unit for Kindergarten Science, students will embark on an exciting journey to discover how sunlight impacts the temperature of our planet. Through engaging activities like the Reading Thermometers Printable, students will learn to identify different temperatures, understanding the basics of how thermometers work. This skill is crucial for recognizing weather patterns and the importance of sunlight in our daily lives.
With the Hot or Cold Printable, learners will dive deeper into the concept of temperature by categorizing various objects and scenarios as either hot or cold. This activity will enhance their critical thinking and help them relate the concept of temperature to real-world experiences.
The Christmas: Snowman Printable will bring a seasonal twist to the lesson, showing students the relationship between sunlight, temperature, and seasonal changes. They will understand why it's colder in winter and how this affects things like snow formation.
Understanding how sunlight warms the Earth is fundamental for young learners. It lays the groundwork for future exploration of environmental science, weather patterns, and the Earth's climate, fostering a sense of curiosity and responsibility towards our planet.
Whether reading a thermometer while sick, or standing outside in the cold weather, it’s important that kids form an early understanding of temperature and how to read it!
This reading a thermometer worksheet will introduce this important life skill to your little learner!
Believe it or not, the sense of touch keeps people safe. When kids can differentiate the temperature of objects, they can tell whether they should touch it.
Awaken your child’s awareness of the senses with this fun hot or cold worksheet!
Why use this worksheet?
• Your child will use prior knowledge to think through the answer
• Since each image has a correct answer, your child will sharpen advanced problem solving skills
Toddlers learn the difference between hot and cold early on, but aren’t always able to tell what is hot or cold until they already touch an object. Add to your child’s mental library by providing practice with one of the most important of the five senses!
The weather outside is frightful, making it the best time to stay inside to color!
Excite your child with the spirit of the holidays with this adorable snowman coloring page. Keep your little snowflake busy by offering them the opportunity to color this festive scene while waiting to go outside to play in the snow! Is your little one under the weather? Keep him or her distracted with a cute snowman while they’re on the mend.
Spark their creativity by asking your child how they would like to decorate their very own snowman. Help your child to select colors perfect for the winter season and help them to decorate the snowman’s hat and scarves with their favorite colors. When the weather and mood is just right, take them outside and help them to build a real snowman based on their coloring page!