This is a fun sun safety craft activity! Let’s walk through what you need to do step by step.
First, look at the big picture in the center — it’s a happy kid wearing a hat and sunglasses, holding sunscreen and a water bottle. That’s your main character for sun safety!
On the right side of the page, there are separate pieces: a hat, sunglasses, a water bottle, and a sunscreen tube. These are meant to be cut out and glued onto the main drawing.
Here’s how to complete the task:
1. Use the scissors to carefully cut out each item on the right: the hat, the sunglasses, the water bottle, and the sunscreen.
2. Look at where the dotted lines are on the main drawing — they show where each piece should go.
- The hat goes on the kid’s head.
- The sunglasses go over the eyes.
- The water bottle goes in one hand (replace the blank shape).
- The sunscreen goes in the other hand (replace the other blank shape).
3. Use the glue stick to paste each cut-out piece exactly where it belongs.
4. Once everything is glued down, you’ll have a complete “Sun Safety” poster showing all the important things to protect yourself from the sun!
Remember: Sun safety means protecting your skin and eyes when you’re outside. Hats block the sun from your face, sunglasses protect your eyes, sunscreen keeps your skin safe, and drinking water helps you stay cool and hydrated.
Final Answer: Cut out the hat, sunglasses, water bottle, and sunscreen from the right side of the page. Glue them onto the matching dotted outlines on the main drawing to complete the sun safety scene.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of summer safety worksheet.
