Kindergarten science · B.2 · Light and heat
Warm places and cool places
Sunlight hits places that face the sky, making them warm. Warmth comes from direct sunlight hitting surfaces.
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Ines sits on a park bench near trees. Which place feels warmer?
- The grass under the tree
- The stone path
- The sunny side (right)
Mei puts their hand on a rock outside. What is it likely to feel like?
- Cool from rain
- Warm (right)
- Hot only in the shade
Kai is playing near a sunny window. Which place feels warm?
- The closet
- The floor
- The windowsill (right)
Tip: Sunlight hits places that face the sky, making them warm. Warmth comes from direct sunlight hitting surfaces.
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