Cooper's Favorite Place in Nature 233a

What Is This Video? 4a3q4h

Cooper tells Plum about his favorite place in nature–his fire escape, where he's growing a tomato and can see tons of different kinds of clouds.

Conversation Starters w2y4f

Ask: 1eh2n

Where is your favorite place in nature?
Do you also have a favorite place in an indoor location, such as your house or school?

Explore Some More 2623q

Collecting Clouds 6u2s17

Start your own cloud collection, just like Cooper did. Photograph clouds and take notes in your field notebook about what makes them interesting to you. Can you find clouds that are shaped like animals, cars, or other objects? What about clouds with different patterns or textures? Dark clouds? Pink clouds? You might try looking at clouds at different times of the day. (Clouds reflect beautiful shades of pink, gold, and orange at sunrise and sunset.) Or look at clouds just after a thunderstorm and notice how sunlight breaks through. You might even see a rainbow!

Curriculum Topic 6r2r33

water

Activity Type 3663v

indoor and outdoor

Standards 3n4s66

Next Generation Science Standards 6i536r