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In this Read-Along lesson, Arushi wonders why she has to go to bed while the sun is still up, and learns that the sun stays up longer on some days than others. The lesson includes a short exercise where students get moving by acting out a bedtime routine. If you want to extend the lesson, we provide a printable Summer Sunshine Reader that your students can color and use to practice their reading skills.
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Teacher printout: English & Spanish
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If you are in an NGSS state, these mini-lessons support the DCI ESS1.B: Earth and the Solar System
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