Today, we are going to learn about some amazing things in nature. Are you ready? Let’s have some fun together!
First, let’s talk about the things we can see when we look up. Repeat after me:
The moon is big and round. It shines at night. Can you say “the moon”? Great job!
The sun is bright and warm. It lights up our day. Say “the sun” with me. Awesome!
Stars twinkle in the night sky. They are like tiny lights. Let’s say “star” together. Fantastic!
The sky is blue and wide. We see it every day. Can you say “the sky”? Wonderful!
Now, let’s talk about the beautiful things we see around us. Repeat after me:
Trees are tall and green. They give us shade. Say “tree” with me. Well done!
Mountains are big and strong. They reach up high. Let’s say “mountain” together. Excellent!
Rivers flow with water. They are fun to watch. Can you say “river”? Great!
The sea is vast and blue. It has waves that splash. Say “the sea” with me. Amazing!
Rainbows are colorful and bright. They appear after rain. Let’s say “rainbow” together. Beautiful!
Flowers are pretty and smell nice. They come in many colors. Can you say “flower”? Lovely!
You did a fantastic job learning about nature today! Keep practicing these words, and you’ll be a nature expert in no time. See you next time for more fun learning!
Nature Scavenger Hunt: Go on a nature walk with your family or friends. Look for the things we talked about, like trees, flowers, and the sky. Can you find a tree that is taller than you? How many different colors can you see in the flowers? Take a picture or draw what you find and share it with your class.
Create a Sky Journal: Every day for a week, look up at the sky and draw what you see. Is the sky blue or are there clouds? Can you see the sun, moon, or stars? Write a word or two about how the sky makes you feel. At the end of the week, share your sky journal with your classmates and talk about the changes you noticed.
Build a Mini Nature Scene: Use clay, paper, or any craft materials you have at home to create a mini scene of nature. Include things like a mountain, river, or rainbow. Think about the colors and shapes you use. Once you’re done, explain your scene to someone at home and tell them why you chose those elements.
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
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Hello, everyone! Listen carefully and repeat after me.
the moon
the sun
star
tree
mountain
river
the sea
rainbow
the sky
flower
That was great! Let’s do it one more time. In a big voice, repeat after me. Here we go.
the moon
the sun
tree
mountain
river
the sea
rainbow
the sky
flower
Well done, everyone! That was fantastic. See you next time!
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