Wibbly Pig – Wibbly Discovers his Shadow

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In this lesson, students learn about shadows and how they mimic our movements, acting like a playful companion that follows us everywhere. The lesson encourages exploration through fun activities, such as making shadow shapes, playing shadow tag, and creating shadow puppets, highlighting the interactive and entertaining nature of shadows. Ultimately, it emphasizes the joy of discovering what shadows can do while engaging with them on sunny days or in dark rooms.
  1. What does your shadow do when you wave your hand?
  2. Can your shadow dance and jump like you?
  3. What fun games can you play with your shadow?

Let’s Learn About Shadows!

Have you ever seen your shadow? It’s like a friend that follows you everywhere! To see your shadow, you need a bright light, like the sun or a lamp. Let’s find out what shadows can do!

Meet Your Shadow

Look, there’s your shadow! It looks just like you. If you wave your hand, your shadow waves too. Isn’t that fun? Your shadow can do everything you do!

What Can Your Shadow Do?

Can your shadow stand on one leg? Yes, it can! Can it dance? Of course, it can! Your shadow can even pretend to touch the sky. Try it and see!

Your Shadow Knows

Your shadow is very clever. It knows when you blow your nose or when you bend and stretch. If you touch your toes or stamp your feet, your shadow knows and does it too!

Copycat Shadow

Your shadow loves to copy you. No matter if you’re as small as a mouse or as big as a house, your shadow will always follow along. It’s like a game of copycat!

Fun Shadow Activities

Here are some fun things you can do with your shadow:

  • Try making funny shapes with your hands and see what your shadow looks like.
  • Play a game of shadow tag with a friend. Try to step on each other’s shadows!
  • Use a flashlight in a dark room to make shadow puppets on the wall.

Shadows are amazing, aren’t they? Next time you’re outside on a sunny day, take a look at your shadow and see what fun things you can do together!

  • Have you ever noticed how your shadow changes size during the day? What do you think makes it grow bigger or smaller?
  • Can you think of a time when you played with your shadow? What fun games did you play, and how did your shadow join in?
  • Imagine if your shadow could talk. What do you think it would say about all the things you do together?
  1. Shadow Size Experiment: Go outside on a sunny day and observe how your shadow changes throughout the day. In the morning, your shadow might be long, and at noon, it might be short. Try to draw your shadow on the ground with chalk at different times of the day. Can you guess why your shadow changes size?

  2. Shadow Art: Gather some toys or objects and place them in front of a light source like a lamp or flashlight. Use a piece of paper to catch the shadow and trace it with a pencil. Color in your shadow drawings to create a shadow art gallery. What shapes do you see?

  3. Shadow Detective: Become a shadow detective and find shadows in your home or outside. Look for shadows of trees, cars, or even your pet! Try to guess what is making the shadow before you see the object. How many different shadows can you find?

Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:

“You need a bright light for a shadow. Look, Wibbly! It’s my shadow! Hello, Wibbly! [Music] Your shadow is waving too! He does everything I do. Can he stand on one leg? Yes! Oh, can he dance? Of course! Can he touch the sky? He can! [Music] Your shadow always knows when you blow your nose. If you bend or if you stretch, your shadow always knows. Your shadow always knows when you touch your toes or stamp your feet along the street. Your shadow always knows. Your shadow always knows to copy every pose. If you’re as small as a mouse or as big as a house, your shadow always knows. Yes, your shadow always knows!”

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