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Primary Science – Living Things Month 7 (Group)

December 7, 2020

Jessica - WWP Coordinator December 7, 2020

Primary Science – Month 7 (Group)

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This activity turns a nature walk into an opportunity to explore color even more. The materials you need are a color wheel and basket or bag to take on a nature walk. Before setting off on a walk with your child, sit them down with the color wheel in a comfortable place and go over all the colors on the wheel. Tell your child that as you head out on their walk, they will be looking for a variety of items they can sort and then turn into a picture. When they come across something colorful on the ground, have them put it in the basket to take home. Continue walking and gathering until there is a nice variety of items in your child's basket and then head home. Once you’re home, pour out the contents of the basket onto a work surface along with the color wheel and encourage your child to begin sorting the objects into color groups. How many groups did they come up with? Are there any groups that can be sorted even further? For example, are all the greens the same shade? How about any of the other colors? When you are done discussing all the different color groups, invite your child to use the items to make a picture on the table. This picture can also be made outside on the sidewalk, ground, or pavement. Leave it out for others to enjoy!⠀
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*This activity could present a wonderful opportunity to talk with children about stewardship, boundaries, native plants, and respecting nature.

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