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10th grade astronomy research pdfs
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The Case of Punxsutawney Phil (Groundhog Day Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning)
The Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning method for writing a scientific explanation is a great way to meet Next Generation Science Standards. Students love to investigate and write about a topic that interests them, and this theme does not disappoint.Students begin by learning some history of Groundhog Day and end with writing a CER. This topic combines ELA, math, and social studies, as well as many science topics (seasons, ecology, animals, astronomy….) . This activity is great for Groundhog Day, b
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning [CER] Bundle (NGSS Aligned)
Planets Research Project (Astronomy and Solar System)
This project can be used in an Astronomy/Solar System unit. In the project students will select four planets (2 gas giants, 2 terrestrial planets) other than Earth to investigate. Students are then given a detailed list of information to find on their chosen planets including: planet size, weather, composition, surface features, year and day lengths, and when planet was discoveredunique features of the planetthe location of the planet in our solar systemwhether of not the student believes the pl
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8th - 11th
Also included in: Planets and the Solar System Teaching Resources Bundle (Astronomy)
Mars Exploration Booklet Research Assignment Handout - Space Technology
A solid and well-defined set of directions and rubric for students to create a booklet from 3 sheets of copy paper about Mars and Mar’s landers and rovers. If your students have their phones, electronic device, or a laptop as a reference, this is completely NO PREP with NO PRIOR KNOWLEDGE!Students will create a booklet using this handout's clear step-by-step directions and rubric. Students will write facts about planet Mars, and write the dates, missions, discoveries, and information about vario
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7th - 11th
Time Machines: Black Holes & Time Travel (Space Exploration sub) 6x Case Studies
Time Machines: Black Holes and the Future of Time Travel – NO Prep – Science Substitute Plan – 6x Case Studies Embark on an extraordinary journey through space and time with Inspirational Science For Subs' captivating 6 Case Studies that explore the mind-bending concepts of black holes, time travel, and the mysteries of the cosmos. Greetings, fellow Science Ninjas! Are you ready to venture into the depths of the universe and unravel the secrets of space and time itself? With Inspirational Scien
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9th - 12th
Heat Transfer in Space: EM Radiation Solar Thermal (NO PREP Sub) 6x Case Studies
Heat Transfer in Space: How the Sun Keeps the Earth Warm – NO Prep – Science Substitute Plan – 6x Case Studies Unlock the secrets of how our Sun keeps the Earth warm through the captivating 6 Case Studies in Inspirational Science For Subs, exploring the fascinating world of heat transfer, electromagnetic radiation, and solar thermal energy in space. Alright, Science Ninjas! Get ready to embark on an out-of-this-world adventure that will shed light on one of the most fundamental questions of our
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9th - 12th
Solar Flares: EM Solar Radiation Cosmic Ray Chaos! (NO PREP sub) 6x Case Studies
Solar Flares: The Sun's Fury and Its Impact on Our World – NO Prep – Science Substitute Plan – 6x Case Studies Explore the fiery fury of the Sun with Inspirational Science For Subs' captivating 6 Case Studies on solar flares, empowering your Science Ninjas to unravel the mysteries of these powerful cosmic events. Alright, Science Ninjas! Get ready to witness the raw power of our closest star as we dive into the awe-inspiring world of solar flares. With Inspirational Science For Subs, you'll have
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9th - 12th
Radio Waves: Future Applications (NO PREP Science EM Spectrum) 6x Case Studies
Radio Waves: Future and Potential Applications – NO Prep – Science Substitute Plan – 6x Case Studies Unlock the future potential of radio waves with Inspirational Science For Subs' immersive 6 Case Studies, exploring cutting-edge applications across diverse fields from telecommunications to space exploration and beyond. Greetings, fellow Science Ninjas! Are you ready to dive into the fascinating world of radio waves and uncover the boundless potential that this incredible technology holds for th
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9th - 12th
Task Cards: Astronomy | 32 Q's | Answer Key | Research | Planets | Space
Step into the cosmos and ignite a passion for astronomy in your classroom with our Astronomy Task Cards! With 32 thought-provoking questions covering everything from planets to space exploration, these cards are the perfect tool to engage your students in hands-on learning. Understanding Planetary Systems: Delve into the diverse worlds of our solar system and beyond, from the rocky surfaces of inner planets to the icy realms of outer planets, and discover what makes each planet unique. Stellar P
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7th - 12th
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Ancient Astronomer Tombstone Project
Two day individual research project and whole group activity to study astronomers from across time and compare their contributions.Product Includes:21 pagesTeacher guide page198 astronomer namestombstone template and rubrictimeline stationstimeline worksheet
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9th - 12th
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PBL: Surviving the Red Planet Project | Mars | Spacesuit | Astronomy | EOY
Explore Mars' mysteries, design spacesuits, and tackle survival challenges. Students dive deep into habitation, radiation, and more. Spark creativity, critical thinking, and presentation skills with hands-on tasks. Prepare your students for an interplanetary future! Mission 1: SpacesuitStudents will be able to: Explore key components and functions of spacesuits, considering the impact of radiation and reduced gravity on design.Engage in cutting-edge technology for life support and analyze the ef
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Mars Unit Project Bundle | Reading Article | Movie | PBL | 2 projects
NASA Universe Interactive Internet Research - WebQuest - Astronomy
Using NASA's exploration of the Universe, students will be guided through a series of topics pertaining to the Universe. Use this activity as an introduction to Universe curriculum, a review after teaching said curriculum, or use for sub plans. Each section is spaced out and numbered in a way which allows you to print what you need depending on the year. What is included:PDF document with individually numbered sections based on topic which allows you to print what you need for the year Answer Ke
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9th - 12th
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HS-ESS1-4
, HS-ESS1-3
, HS-ESS1-1
, HS-ESS1-2
Space Colony Project
Nothing gets students more excited about space then looking at the possibilities of humans reaching other planets and establishing colonies. In this project, students will be given guiding questions to become experts on their part of a space colony, and will then design what their part of colony will look like and function as, all while taking in to consideration the physical and chemical aspects of the planet that is being colonized.
This is an excellent whole class project, because each gr
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7th - 12th
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NASA Universe History Webquest
Cosmic History Webquest- an engaging and interactive journey through the fascinating realms of astronomy! This web-based educational resource is designed to captivate students' curiosity about the vast universe and its celestial phenomena. Perfect for middle and high school science classes, this comprehensive webquest provides a structured yet flexible learning experience that can be easily integrated into your curriculum.What Students Will Learn:Types of StarsMultiple Star SystemsPlanetary Syst
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7th - 10th
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Star Characteristics Journey
Used as an Honors project in the past. Students explore a star of their choice to learn about the characteristics of stars, magnitude and constellations. Extensions include: right ascension, declination and parallax. Students are encouraged to choose a star that was born at a similar time as their birth. Links are included to find the ages of stars.
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9th - 12th
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HS-ESS1-3
Space Exploration Research Paper Project — Astronauts — Science ELA w/ Rubrics
Ignite your students' curiosity about space exploration by delving into the captivating world of astronauts and famous space explorers. This comprehensive research guide offers a unique opportunity for students to learn about significant figures who have made remarkable contributions to the history of space exploration. From the early pioneers to the modern-day heroes, students will uncover fascinating stories and gain a deeper understanding of the journey to the stars.Designed to guide students
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7th - 10th
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Constellation Research Project
Let your students explore the various constellations in our night sky!This project asks students to research a chosen constellation and create a final product, whatever you want that to be! Traditionally, my students have created a poster. There are multiple options for completing this project, applicable to multiple age groups. Students can research the constellation's main star characteristics and plot them on an HR diagram using their luminosity and temperature. VIRTUAL OPTION: Directions for
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4th - 12th
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Also included in: Astronomy Project Bundle
Earth and Moon Interactive Internet Research - WebQuest - Astronomy
Using NASA's exploration of the Moon, students will be guided through a series of topics pertaining to the Moon and the relationship it has with the Earth, the Sun, and the Solar System. Use this activity as an introduction to Moon curriculum, a review after teaching said curriculum, or use for sub plans. An answer key is provided so there is no thinking on your part! What is included:PDF document guiding students through NASA's website about all things MOON! Answer Key!!Topics Addressed:Basic f
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9th - 12th
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HS-ESS1-6
, HS-ESS1-4
, HS-ESS1-5
Design an ALIEN according to the environment :)
Create an alien based on characteristics of planets in our solar system. There are many projects out there like this. Mine is designed so students have a step-by-step guide as to what to research and how to use their research for their alien design. Recommended for nearly any grade; depends on the proficiency of the student. Next Generation Rubric Included.
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4th - 12th
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MS-ESS1-3
The Case of the Darkened Sun (Solar Eclipse)
I'm excited to introduce you to an engaging activity that will take your students on a journey through the cultural significance of total solar eclipses across different civilizations throughout history. Through research, analysis, and creative expression, students will gain a deeper understanding of the diverse interpretations and significance of solar eclipses across various cultures.The activity described includes several teacher supports to facilitate the implementation of the lesson on the
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Eclipses Bundle
Good Night Oppy Movie Guide | Critical Thinking | Astronomy | Engineering |
Good Night Oppy - Available on AmazonDive into the captivating journey of Opportunity, the intrepid Mars rover, with our comprehensive movie guide. As you guide your students through this remarkable documentary, they will embark on an educational odyssey filled with discovery, inspiration, and critical thinking. Students Will Be Able To: Understand the significance of launch windows and the meticulous planning required by engineers.Grasp the significance of communication delays between Earth and
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4th - 12th
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Also included in: Mars Unit Project Bundle | Reading Article | Movie | PBL | 2 projects
Eclipse Journal
A journal is a great way to record observations and thoughts about solar eclipses. A solar eclipse is a truly remarkable celestial event, and what better way to inspire your middle school or high school students than by allowing them to experience the wonder firsthand? Turn your students into astronomers for a few weeks while they journal their way through the October 2023 and April 2024 solar eclipses. (If you purchase this after the October eclipse, the journal is still suitable for the April
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7th - 11th
History of Space Exploration Infographic Timeline
While students learn about the history of space exploration is the perfect time to include ELA and social studies standards. This activity will have students doing research to complete a timeline over the signficiant events of space exploration. They will research events starting in the 1600s until present day. Students will create an infographic to display their information and will also cite their research.Included in purchase:Overview and suggestionsInformation sheetGrading sheetWork cited pa
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6th - 10th
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Solar Superstorm Apocalypse & The Destruction of the Internet
Solar Superstorm Apocalypse & The Destruction of the InternetSolar activity and critical technology are on a collision course. The power grid, satellites, underground fiber optic cable with copper sheaths, navigation and GPS systems, radio transmitters and communications equipment are all vulnerable. Large scale infrastructure is under assault and increasingly fragile. The economic impact of just one day of lost Internet connectivity in the United States alone is estimated to be more than $1
PBL: Why can't we see stars | Constellations | Astronomy | Air Pollution | Fun
Engage Your Students with PBL: Exploring Constellations!Discover the Universe - Significance of the ProjectDive into the rich mythology and stories behind each constellation.Gain a deeper understanding of Earth's rotation and its impact on the night sky.Learn how to address real-world problems like light pollution and limited telescope access.Develop critical thinking skills through high-level cognitive questions.What Students Will LearnResearch skills: Conduct in-depth research on your chosen c
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4th - 12th
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