Students color the traffic light: red for stop, yellow for caution, and green for go.
Updated on: February 15, 2005
Explore Activity: An Important Light
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Flat Teacher Choice Board
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KWL Chart - Animals
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Explore Activity: Experiment with a Shadow
Students draw the shadow shown when a flashlight is shined on an object. -
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Explore Activity: Explore Movement
Students draw lines to show how high a ball bounces in three different scenarios. -
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Explore Activity: Explore Pushing and Pulling with Magnets
Students draw pictures to show that magnets push and pull each other. -
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Explore Activity: Inside and Outside Lights
Students identify missing indoor and outdoor lights, and draw them. -
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Explore Activity: Ways to Move
Students draw and write about different ways to move.
