High Five Facts - Moon

Here's how to talk to your child about it

Hey your child! You learned 5 cool things about The Moon! Did you know it's not made of cheese? And it's the fifth largest moon in the solar system! High five for learning!
4 activities you can do with your child now

- Ask your child your child to recall the five facts about The Moon that they learned from the video. - Take a walk outside with your child and observe the Moon. Ask them to point out features on the Moon that they learned from the video. - Create a craft with your child related to The Moon, such as making a Moon phase mobile or creating a Moon rock sensory bin. - Read a book about The Moon with your child and talk about how the information in the book relates to what they learned in the video.
Pretend play with your child

GAME: "Moon Fact High-Five" INSTRUCTIONS: Watch the video with your child and have them take note of the five fun facts about the Moon. After the video, ask your child to repeat the facts back to you. For each fact they recall correctly, give them a high-five. Repeat until all facts are remembered.
1 moral thought for your child inspired by this

"Exploring new things can be exciting and fun. Just like learning these five interesting facts about the Moon in this video. Keep exploring and learning new things!"

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