Sun and heat
On hot days, drink water, rest in the shade, and wear a hat and sunscreen.
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- Can explain Sun and heat
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On hot, sunny days, your body can get too hot and the sun can burn your skin. A few easy habits keep you cool and safe.
Drink water often, even before you feel thirsty. Water helps your body stay cool while you play.
When the sun is strong, take breaks in the shade, under a tree or a roof. Shade gives your body a rest from the heat.
Wear a hat to shade your face, and ask a grown-up to help you put on sunscreen to protect your skin from sunburn.
Before you go out to play on a sunny day, make a quick check: water to drink, a hat, and sunscreen. Say the three out loud.
On hot days, drink water, rest in the shade, and wear a hat and sunscreen.
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