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Children will identify ways to stay safe while doing summer activities in the neighborhood.
Vocabulary: neighborhood
Social Studies Focus: communities, health and safety
Watch a Video:
High Five for Summer Safety
Read the Issue:
Safe Around Town
Review Vocabulary Words:
neighborhood
Play a Game:
Summer Safety Find It
Skill: health and safety
Complete Skill Sheets
Show What You Know
Skill: comprehension
Summer Spelling
Skill: short vowels
U Is in Sun
Skill: alphabet knowledge
Lesson Boosters
Paired Text: And Then Comes Summer by Tom Brenner
Writing and Drawing:
All About Summer
Scavenger Hunt: Pages 2-3
Hands-on Activity:
Make Sidewalk Chalk
CCSS (and states that have similar standards): RI.K.1 key details, RI.K.4 vocabulary, RF.K.3.A letters and sounds, RF.K.3.B short vowels, RL.K.1 key details (literature), W.K.8 writing
Simple, spectacular ideas to boost your lessons.
1. Find the picture where the child is wearing a helmet. Put a ✔ on the helmet.
2. In the orange box, find the word that means grown-up. Circle it.
3. Find the heading. Underline it.
4. Find three kids who are staying safe with adults.
Skill: art, science
Materials: bowl, spoon, measuring cup, cornstarch, water, food coloring, small containers or muffin tin, paintbrushes