Week 11 · Monday: Sky Patterns (Science Launch G1)

Monday: Where did the Sun go?

At breakfast, sunshine fills Rocket’s kitchen.

At dinner, the kitchen is shady. The sunshine is in the living room!

Raven asks, "What do you notice?" Nova hums.

Safety first

Never look straight at the Sun.
It can hurt your eyes, even for a moment.
Look at shadows and sunshine on the ground instead.

In the morning, the Sun is low in the sky.

Later it is higher.

In the evening, it is low on the other side.

The Sun seems to move across the sky every day.

This happens again and again. It is a pattern.

THE SUN’S DAY

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SUN PATTERNS

Is it safe to look straight at the Sun?

Something happens again and again. What is it called?

Sentence	True or false?
The Sun seems to move across the sky each day.	?
The Sun is in the same spot all day.	?
We can watch the Sun’s light on the floor safely.	?

WHY THIS EXERCISEEach day, the Sun seems to move across the sky.

SUN PATH

Where was the sunshine at breakfast?

Where was the sunshine at dinner?

In the morning, the Sun is...

What can we look at instead of the Sun?

Sentence	True or false?
A pattern happens again and again.	?
In the evening the Sun is low.	?
The Sun’s path changes into a new pattern every hour.	?
Sunlight in a room can move during the day.	?

WHY THIS EXERCISEThe Sun crosses the sky the same way daily.

Draw the Sun low, high and low across the sky.

Here are new sight words.

Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.

Them: T-H-E-M.

FIND THE WORD

Find the word you hear.

FILL THE GAP

Give ___ some water.

I see the birds. I like ___.

You noticed a sky pattern!

Tomorrow you will learn where the Sun comes up.