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Light and Dark PowerPoint

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Narration notes for slides 1–3 introduce light and dark, the need for light to see, and morning sunlight.
Opening narration notes for slides 1–3
Narration notes for slides 4–6 explain day and night, sunlight and warmth, and why not to look at the sun.
Slides 4–6: day, night, and the sun
Narration notes for slides 7–9 explain how plants use sunlight to make food, grow, and reproduce.
Slides 7–9: plants and sunlight
Narration notes for slides 10–12 connect apple seeds and plant reproduction to food, then introduce day animals.
Slides 10–12: seeds, food, and daytime animals
Narration notes for slides 13–15 describe butterflies, bees, dragonflies, and birds finding food in daylight.
Slides 13–15: insects and birds in daylight
Narration notes for slides 16–18 describe swimming ducks and daytime squirrels, then introduce shade lovers.
Slides 16–18: daytime animals and shade lovers
Narration notes for slides 19–21 explain shade and shadows, with ferns and a Speckled Wood butterfly.
Slides 19–21: shadows and woodland shade
Narration notes for slides 22–23 explain why snails and frogs seek shade to keep their damp skin from drying.
Slides 22–23: snails, frogs, and damp skin
Narration notes for slides 24–26 show a frog cooling in water and a bird in shade, then introduce night animals.
Slides 24–26: cooling off and creatures of the night
Narration notes for slides 27–29 explain reflected moonlight, define nocturnal, and describe owls hunting mice.
Slides 27–29: moonlight and nocturnal animals

About This Product

This PowerPoint about Light and Dark can help children to begin to understand the relationship between all living things and the sun; our need for light and the sun.

What does the Light and Dark PowerPoint teach?

Simply explained, children will learn:

  • Darkness is the absence of light

  • The sun is the main source of light on Planet Earth

  • It reminds pupils never to look directly at the sun

  • The sun provides warmth too - or Earth would be very cold

  • Why plants need the sun: to make food to help them reproduce

  • Creatures that come out in the daytime (the need for survival)

  • Shadows - how they are formed

  • Plants and animals that prefer the shade and why (the need for survival)

  • Creatures of the night, and why?

  • Nocturnal (the need for survival)

This PowerPoint is silent but comes with full narration notes, both under each slide for use in Presenter View, or as a PDF.

Do:

Relate the slides to your pupil's experience. The slower pace of a Powerpoint means that the teacher is control and can add or subtract material as is felt necessary.

What is included?

135 slide PowerPoint

PDF Narration notes

More:

Why not team the Light and Dark PowerPoint with our Seasons PowerPoint as they go together very well?

https://teachsimple.com/product/four-seasons-changes-through-the-seasons-powerpoint

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