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🌈 the Wonderful Sky

Introduction

Look up! The sky is a big, bright blanket over us. It can be blue, pink, gray, or gold. It makes us feel happy, calm, and curious.

1. Colors in the Sky

  • Blue Sky, Blue Sky – soft and wide.
  • Pink Sky, Pink Sky – at sunrise and sunset.
  • Gray Sky, Gray Sky – when clouds gather.

The sky changes its colors like a gentle painting.

2. Counting Clouds

Count the fluffy clouds together:

1️⃣ One cloud drifting slow.
2️⃣ Two clouds floating side by side.
3️⃣ Three clouds playing hide‑and‑seek.

Touch the clouds with your imagination and say, β€œClouds, clouds, float and glow!”

3. Sounds of the Sky

  • Whoosh – the wind whooshes through the trees.
  • Tweet – birds sing sweet songs.
  • Boom – distant thunder rumbles (when it’s safe to stay inside).

Feel the sounds, smile, and say, β€œSky sounds, sky sounds, happy all day!”

Simple Activity: Sky Collage

  1. Gather blue, pink, and gray paper.
  2. Glue three pieces together to make a sky picture.
  3. Draw or stick 1, 2, or 3 cotton‑ball clouds.
  4. Say the colors and numbers out loud while you work.

Conclusion

The sky is a big, friendly space above us. Keep looking up, count the clouds, hear the sounds, and let your imagination fly. The sky is waiting for you to explore! 🌟

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