The Nile I know (2)
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
For three days, look at the sky at the same time. Draw the weather symbol each day.
Three symbols, for example: sun, cloud, sun and cloud.
2
Tie a ribbon to a stick. Hold it up outside. Is the wind calm, light or strong?
The child says what the ribbon does: hangs, flutters or stands out.
3
Look for erosion near home, with a grown-up: sand or mud pushed by wind or rain. Draw what you find.
For example: sand piled at the side of a road, or mud washed down a slope.
4
Ask a grown-up what the weather is like in the hottest and coolest months where you live.
Any true answer.
5
Tell a friend what a satellite is and what it can show about Egypt.
A machine in space that takes pictures; it shows the green Nile strip and the desert.