Sky Color
Sky Color
by Peter H. Reynolds
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This month's book teaches there are no rules in art and you can always find ways to make something beautiful!
Vocabulary words to explain and discuss while reading:
Vocabulary words to explain and discuss while reading:
mural, gallery, horizon, rummaged
Read the story, then choose an activity to engage in as a family.
No Blue Sky Picture: Challenge the family to paint or color a sky using ANY color except blue. Use oranges, pinks, purples or grays like Marisol did after watching the sunset. Send a picture to your teacher through Seesaw!
Take a walk around the neighborhood specifically to observe cloud shapes and the shifting background colors of the sky. Do you see any hidden "pictures" in the clouds?
Take a walk around the neighborhood specifically to observe cloud shapes and the shifting background colors of the sky. Do you see any hidden "pictures" in the clouds?
To model why the sky changes color, add a few drops of milk to a clear cup of water. Shine a flashlight through the side: looking from the side shows a blue sky, while looking straight through the beam reveals a glowing sunset.
To model why the sky changes color, add a few drops of milk to a clear cup of water. Shine a flashlight through the side: looking from the side shows a blue sky, while looking straight through the beam reveals a glowing sunset.
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