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Can you find any trees that are still green?
Provide 3 cut out pictures for 3 different trees. |
Make up winter riddles. For example,
"What is brown and had antlers?"
Write 2 riddles with answers. |
Draw a picture of what the Moon looks like tonight.
A dated and accurate drawing is required. |
Catch snowflakes on black paper. Look
quickly! How are they shaped?

Draw a picture of a snowflake on black paper with a white crayon or
white chalk. Use complete sentences.
Hand in results. |
Find out the names of the birds that visit your birdfeeder.
Use at least 3 scientific names. |
Fill a cup with water. Measure the temperature.
Put the cup in a sunny window. Measure the water temperature after
1 hour. What happened? Why?
Follow directions in the box. |
Visit a Christmas tree farm. Describe the trees.
Parent signature is required at bottom of
description. |
Read The Snowman by Raymond Briggs. Make
your own snowman and measure his height and the size around his middle.
Save these measurements. Write a brief book
report. |
Why is a polar bear white? Name 5 white animals. |
Where is the North Pole?
Use complete sentences. |
Measure your snowman again today. Any changes in his
size? Follow directions in the box. |
Go for a winter walk.
Make a list of all the things you see.
Which things on your list are living & which things are not?
Use at least 10 living and 5 non-living things.
Provide cut-out pictures for the 5 non-living things. |
Make play dough as a Christmas present for someone in
your family or a friend. (See the recipe below).
Hand in results. |
Draw the moon again tonight to compare to the first picture.
A dated and accurate drawing is required. |
How well can you catch a ball when you close one of your
eyes? Try it. Follow
directions in box. Use complete sentences. |
Name all the things in your house that use electricity.
Your list should include 30 things. |
Weigh yourself before and after putting on winter clothes. Make
an equation showing the weight of the clothing. |
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