Kindergarten Light Games
Games we include:
These games teach valuable skills and have a high fun and educational rating.
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Your child learns how tracing a shadow of a stationary object at different times can show how the sun moves through the sky over the course of a day.
4 subjects: Earth Science, Astronomy, Physical Science, Light
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Your child develops matching skills and learns about shadows while helping Sid with this shadow show.
6 subjects: Geometry, Physical Science, Basic Shapes, Light, Matching, ...
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Your child develops literacy skills by reading and/or listening to this poem.
7 subjects: Attention / Listening, Writing, Rhyme, Literary Devices, ...
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Your child learns about sunlight and shadow, distance and relative size, and redirecting light in this video where Peep and Quack search for the sun.
2 subjects: Physical Science, Light
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Your child learns how to create puppets using paper and scissors, and how to put on a shadow puppet show by directing a light source onto a bed sheet.
3 subjects: Physical Science, Light, Art
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Your child learns about how an object's distance from a light source affects the size of its shadow, and about how to turn your body in relation to the sun's position to create shadow shapes.
3 subjects: Physical Science, Light, Art
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