Our sun’s atmosphere is warmer than its surface. Even though it is 93 million miles from earth, it provides us with warmth and sunlight.
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Our sun’s atmosphere is warmer than its surface. Even though it is 93 million miles from earth, it provides us with warmth and sunlight.
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The equinox occurs twice a year, once in the spring and once in the fall.
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Here is a great printout for a teeny tiny Christmas Alphabet Book. It is a fun way to teach upper case letters. Check out more lovely and fun activities at Bry-Back Manor
The earth moves constantly. Sometimes it moves suddenly causing an earthquake.
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Why do leaves change colors in the fall? Find out at montessorimom.com Check out the free printouts too!
I love pumpkins and the cool days of autumn.
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Summer is a great time of the year to watch the constant waves of the ocean. Here is a printout at montessorimom.com of a quick lesson about waves with reading cards.
It’s fun to collect treasures from the beach. One of my favorites is collecting sea glass, sometimes called beach or ocean glass. Some define beach glass as clear glass found in fresh water. Ocean or sea glass from salt water tends to be more frosted.
Beachcombing for sea glass can provide hours of educational fun. Keeping a map of where you find your sea glass can give you clues about your treasures. The glazing and roundness of the glass can give insight about the length of time the glass has been sanded and smoothed in the water.
Sea or beach glass can be found in many waterways. Fresh or salt water provide these glass treasures.
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I have made most of my backyard a wildflower garden. The change has been amazing! Bees, wasps, humming birds, butterflies and moths are constantly moving in the garden. It has changed the outdoor space for the better. Here are some pollinators that live in Colorado. Check out the printout at montessorimom.com