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Summer Learning Template 2024

Keep on learning, keep on learning

Summer LearningTemplate 2024 Keep on learning, keep on learning
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Stay in touch...

💭 Research shows that the more teachers are in communication with parents & caregivers, the more student achievement 🚀.


🌻 Regular summer check-ins like this one are easy to duplicate, update, and share with parents. Send one every week or two weeks, with a new theme and resources for families & kids.


😍 Best of all? It'll keep your students connected to you until they're back in the building!

This Week: Keeping Healthy in Summer! This Week: Keeping Healthy in Summer!

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Enjoying the Sun

Let's keep our skin protected.

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Bees are Buzzing

Learn to stay safe from stings.

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Strawberry Fields!

Eat lots of fresh fruit.

What's the deal with the sun? 🌞 What's the deal with the sun? 🌞

Why Does the Sun Burn Us?

Why Does the Sun Burn Us?

The Sun keeps our planet warm enough for living things to thrive. It gives us light so we can see. But it can also burn us. What causes these burns? The Sun sends lots of energy toward us all the time. There are a few different kinds of energy.

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Sunflowers soak up the sun, but should people?

Create your own story or cartoon showing what causes sunburns and how to prevent them. Submit it here (link to your Google Classroom or other resource).

Oh no! A bee! 🐝 Oh no! A bee! 🐝

25 cool facts about bugs! | National Geographic Kids

25 cool facts about bugs! | National Geographic Kids

And it seems we're not the only ones - wildlife presenter Chris Packham chatted to us about all things bugs... "When I was a child, at the front gate of my parents' house was a bush which was the home to the most beautiful ladybirds.

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Read these cool bug facts 👆🏽

  1. Think of an insect that might bite or sting you in the summer 🦟 🐜 🐝
  2. Does this insect do something good in the world? What is it?
  3. How do you prevent bites or stings from this insect? Draw a picture or cartoon!
  4. Submit your drawing here (hyperlink to Google Classroom)

Pro tip: In each newsletter, share a photo gallery of student submissions! Pro tip: In each newsletter, share a photo gallery of student submissions!

Kara Stern, Ph.D.
Director of Education & Engagement 🍎
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