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		Rain ^Votes:0 RAIN Rain Painting On a rainy day, give each child a paper plate. Let the children sprinkle a few drops of food coloring (or shake a little powdered tempera) on their plates. Have them put on their raincoats and walk outside, holding their plates in the rain for about a minute. After they bring their plates inside, talk about the designs created by the rain. Umbrellas Let the children paint large umbrella shapes cut out of butcher paper. Hang the umbrella paintings on a wall or a bulletin board and attach cane-shaped handles. Making Rain Boil some water in a pot (or a tea kettle) until steam forms above it. Then fill a pie pan with ice cubes and hold it above the pot in the steam "cloud". Have the children observe that when the steam comes in contact with the cool air from the pie pan, dro Read More Go to Site

		Snow ^Votes:0 SNOW Frosty Pictures Have the children draw outdoor pictures on pieces of colored construction paper. Make a solution of half Epsom salts and half water. Have the children paint their pictures with the mixture. As the mixture dries, it will leave sparkling crystals on their papers. Variation : Turn greeting card pictures into snow scenes. Have the children paint over the pictures with the Epsom salts and water mixture. Or let them brush the pictures with glue and sprinkle on glitter. Simple Snowflakes Show the children how to fold coffee filters in half and then in half again. Have them cut small triangles out of the folded edges. Then have them unfold their filters to see the snowflakes they have created. Q-Tip Snowflakes Give each child three Q-Tips cut in half and a small square of alum Read More Go to Site

		teacher.nick.com - Your Classroom Connection to Nick ^Votes:0 Nick Web Sites Let's Just Play's GO HEALTHY CHALLENGE! Worldwide Day of Play is September 29th! Click here for resources to help you plan your own event Take the Challenge: Visit everythingnick.com: To find out how to get your students more physically active To apply for thousands of dollars in grant money through the Let's Just Play GIVEAWAY (beginning October 2007) For additional resources, partner and contact information and much more. Tune in to upcoming LJP Go Healthy Challenge monthly episodes on Nick: Aug. 26th at 8:30pm EST Sept. 28th on Cable in the Classroom Sept. 29th at 8:30pm EST on Worldwide Day of Play! To view previous episodes visit TurboNick.com Tune in to a Cable in the Classroom premiere episode of Nick News! Friday, Nov. 2 and shown again Wednesday, Nov. 21 EST Nick Ne Read More Go to Site

		Weather Unit ^Votes:0 Whatever the Weather... We are always talking about it, but can't do anything about it!!! This page is best viewed in your largest, boldest font, due to the "fancy" wallpaper :-) Whatever the Weather Begin by reading the big book What Will the Weather Be Like Today from Scholastic Publishers. This rhythmic, rhyming text takes the reader on a world wide journey to see the various weather around the globe. Other weather books include What?s the Weather Today? a Rookie Reader Science big book, from Scholastic and Little Cloud by Eric Carle. We used the song, ?Mr. Sun? by Raffi both as a weather related song and as a creative springboard to other songs. Here are our innovations: Oh, Mr. Cloud, Cloud Mr. Rain Cloud Won?t you please just go away? Oh, Mr. Cloud, Cloud Mr. Rain Cloud We all want t Read More Go to Site

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