Sunlight and Shade: Warm or Cool? — Review game

1st grade (ages 6–7) - Kindergarten (ages 5–6)

On the left, a girl smiles with her eyes closed in the warm sunshine. On the right, two cups of water stand in the sun, one wrapped in black cloth and one in white cloth, each with a thermometer; the cup in black cloth is warmer.

Review game for the lesson “Sunlight and Shade: Warm or Cool?”: 10 questions drawn at random every round. Free science game.

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Review game for the lesson “Sunlight and Shade: Warm or Cool?”: 10 questions drawn at random every round. Free science game.

Review the lesson “Sunlight and Shade: Warm or Cool?”

This game uses the questions from the end of the lesson. Each round draws 10 of them at random, and the answers change places. After each answer, an explanation helps you understand.

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Exercise preview

Sunlight can warm the ground.

A bright sun in a blue sky with a few white clouds

Possible answers:

  • True
  • False

On a sunny day at the beach, which sand feels warmer?

Possible answers:

  • Sand under a big umbrella
  • Sand in the sun
  • They feel just as warm.

What can sunlight warm?

Possible answers:

  • Only people and their pets
  • Nothing at all
  • Rocks, sand, soil, and water