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Children will discuss what it means to “take only pictures, leave only footprints.”
Vocabulary: crocus, nature, respect
Science/Social Studies Focus: Earth Day
Watch a Video:
Hooray for Earth Day!
Read the Issue:
Let’s Go on a Nature Walk
Review Words to Know:
crocus, nature, respect
Play a Game:
Pick the Punctuation: Throw Out the Litter
Skill: end punctuation
Complete Skill Sheets
Show What You Know
Skill: comprehension
N Is for Nature
Skill: beginning letters/sounds
Lesson Boosters
Paired Text: You Belong Here by M.H. Clark
Class Brainstorm:
Nature Walk Memory Game
Scavenger Hunt: Pages 2-3
Hands-on Activity:
Make a Nature Walk Book!
CCSS (and states that have similar standards): RI.K.1 key details, RI.K.4 vocabulary, RL.K.1 key details (literature), RI.K.7 use visuals, W.K.8 writing
Simple, spectacular ideas to boost your lessons.
1. Find the animal that has spots. Put a ✓ on it.
2. Find the heading. Underline it.
3. In the blue box, find the word that names a type of flower. Circle it.
4. Find the butterfly in the illustration. Put an X on it.
Skill: apply knowledge
Materials: Make a Nature Walk Book skill sheet, camera, glue, pencils, crayons