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Hot or Cold Thermometers

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Overview:

An activity where students colour thermometers to show whether the objects in the pictures are hot or cold. Designed for early years students.

Learning Objectives:

Identify whether objects are hot or cold.
Use colour coding to represent temperature (red for hot, blue for cold).
Develop fine motor skills through colouring.

How the Activity Works:

Students are shown pictures of various objects and are asked to colour the thermometer red if the object is hot and blue if it is cold. This activity is a practical and engaging way for students to learn about temperature and practise using visual cues to identify hot and cold items.

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