Raven circles a day on the calendar in June.
"This is the longest day," she says.
Rocket asks, "Which is shortest?" Nova flips to December.
In Earth’s northern half, June has the longest day.
That day has the most daylight all year.
December has the shortest day.
That day has the least daylight all year.
In Earth’s southern half, it is the opposite!
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| In the north, June has the longest day. | ? |
| The shortest day has the most daylight. | ? |
| A summer day has more daylight than a winter day. | ? |
Here are new sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Were: W-E-R-E.
When: W-H-E-N.
You know two special sky days!
Tomorrow you will color a daylight strip.