The hypothesis is that the construction paper will change color where it's exposed to sunlight, but not where it's covered by natural objects.

You will collect leaves and flowers, arrange them on colorful construction paper, and cover them with plastic wrap so that it doesn’t blow away. Then you'll leave it in the Sun for a few hours. Finally, you'll remove the plastic wrap and natural objects to reveal your unique designs.

You will need colorful construction paper, clear plastic wrap (or plexiglass), natural objects like leaves or flowers, small rocks to use as weights.

The paper’s color got lighter where it was exposed to sunlight, but not where it's covered. By protecting the paper with the leaves and flowers, you can see how the Sun's UV rays affect construction paper.

This project is interesting because it combines art and science in a fun and creative way. It encourages children to explore nature and their creativity while learning about the Sun's energy and UV rays.

Try using different types of paper or objects to see how they affect the results. You could also try leaving the paper in the Sun for longer or shorter periods to see how that affects the outcome.

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