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Baby animals spend the summer growing, playing, and learning from their parents. No matter where you live, there is a cycle of seasons, which impacts on the weather, plants, and animals. In some locations it is extreme, in others it isn’t. LeVar shows just how special each seasonal change is to the plants, animals, and world around us. Viewers also visit a cranberry farm during harvest. |
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Nature’s Wind ChimeIf your family has traveled to the shore this summer and collected shells, use them to make a wonderful wind chime. You will need:
String fishing line or thread through a small hole in each shell. Most shells will have a tiny hole made by nature, but if there is no hole, an adult can heat a tiny nail and use a hammer to gently tap it into the shell to make a hole. Tie each strung shell onto your driftwood or branch and suspend on your porch. Options:
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Meet the “Greens”Summertime means “green grass.” Here is an activity the whole family can have fun with while learning about plant growth. You need:
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READING RAINBOW has a resource library that includes teacher guide materials as well as reading programs for use in the public libraries. You can download these resources from GPN at:
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