Look, then try.
Begin with the date and time. Draw the clouds or clear parts of the sky. Ask a grown-up about how it feels outdoors; the temperature in your room is not the outdoor temperature.
Observe with a grown-up from a safe indoor spot. Never look directly at the sun. Stay indoors during storms. For the toy shelter, test over a tray with adult help and keep devices dry.
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Today’s sky
Draw the sky you can see without looking directly at the sun.
Wind and how it feels
Describe evidence of wind. Ask a grown-up about the conditions outdoors.
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What are we learning?
Dates, times and specific descriptions help us compare observations later.
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