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Using Solar Energy to Cook This activity involves children in using a magnifying lens to focus the sun's rays and cook.		Vegetables Grown Beneath Soil This printable shows children how to grow potatoes in their backyard.
Making a Mini Solar Food Warmer This science project will teach kids how to make a solar-powered food warmer.		Creating a Shell Cast or Mold Children will create a shell cast out of clay in this fun craft activity.
Making a Pocket Sundial Help kids create their very own sundial in this science craft activity.		Summer Photography This fun photography printable is a great summer project for children.
Summer Herbs to Identify In this printable activity, children will learn about popular summer herbs found in gardens and...		The Fall Sky -- Looking for Pegasus Children will construct a constellation viewer and learn about the constellation, Pegasus.
How Can We Describe the Sun? Develop student science skills with an activity that focuses on the characteristics of the sun.		Does Sunlight Affect the Temperature? Develop student science skills with an activity that focuses on temperature comparisons.
Pumpkin Seed Snack Follow these directions to enjoy a tasty pumpkin seed snack.		The Sun Vocabulary Develop student science skills with an activity that focuses on facts about the sun.
The Summer Sky In this printable activity, children will construct a constellation viewer and learn about the...		The Sun Develop student science skills with an activity that focuses on facts about the sun.
The Summer Sky: Looking for Lyra In this printable activity, children will construct a constellation viewer and learn about the...		How Are Shadows Made? Students draw shadows and identify their source.
Going on a Summer Scavenger Hunt Children will go on a fun scavenger hunt with friends to collect items specifically related to...		How Do Shadows Change? Students write about shadows at different times of the day.
Summer Fun: Contrasts & Comparisons Kids will practice their contrast and comparison skills with this science activity on summer...		Why Does the Sun Look Small? Students measure a paper plate, then step back five steps and measure it again, to understand...

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