We started the lesson by watching the video Facts About the Sun for Kids: What is the Sun? Science Lesson for Kids by Twinkl USA. I had Jackson write four facts about the sun that he learned from the video on his My Sun Facts worksheet. He wrote the following: 1) The sun is a star; 2) The sun is 27 million degrees Fahrenheit and is a huge ball of gas; 3) The sun is 864,000 miles wide and is 4.5 billion years old; and 4) One million earths can fit inside the sun. Then Jackson cut out sun rays along the edge of a white paper plate. I cut out the center of the plate for safety purposes. Then he put two sheets of wax paper down over the cut-out center of the paper plate and traced and cut out a wider circle. Next, he cut out several squares of colored tissue paper. He will complete the sun catcher tomorrow.