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What do we do to take care of pets?
Why do we do those things?
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How do animals TELL or SHOW you what they need?
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Do plants have needs?
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Walk around the classroom and guide your students to follow the sunlight (you!), just like a plant would!
Whenever you're done, go to the next slide.
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Sun for Sunlight Game printout
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Students can work on their own.
Students can either sit or stand for the movement activities. Make sure to plan space accordingly.
In one of the movement activities, we suggest that the teacher pretends to be the sunlight. You can use the Sun printout provided, a lamp, or anything else you'd like to use as a model for sunlight!
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