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Astronomy Common Core RST.9-10.9 resources
Science and Engineering Practices: Nebular Theory and Solar System Formation
Updated Oct. 2023!Based on the NGSS's Science and Engineering Practices , this product includes lots of practice with concepts relating to ✨Nebular Theory and Solar System Formation✨!------------------------------------------Included in this product:✨One activity for each S.E.P. (230-minutes total!)✨Teacher instructions✨Materials list✨Answer key------------------------------------------Why S.E.P.s?★Give students multiple ways to demonstrate learning★Allow students to DO science rather than memor
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Science and Engineering Practices GROWING BUNDLE!
Astronomy Internet Activity "Introduction Into Astronomy"
Student Internet investigation or "webquest" that explores the subjects associated with the foundations of astronomy; history of astronomy and solar system models, and the birth of modern astronomy. The activity is divided into three parts. Part one identifies our place in space, relates relative sizes of objects in space; explains constellations, the celestial sphere, how objects are located in space, how time is measured, precession and the seasons. Part two explores how some ancient civilizat
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8th - 12th
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HS-ESS1-4
High School Astronomy
This is a 1/2 credit earth science course that covers stars, galaxies, our solar system, planets, and space exploration. When combined with the geology course, it fulfills 1 credit of high school physical science.
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8th - 12th
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HS-ESS1-4
, HS-ESS3-3
, HS-ESS1-3
, HS-ESS1-1
, HS-ESS1-2
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Astronomy Video "Universe: Constellations & Ancient Civilizations"
The episode link to YouTube is provided in the title if the video is not available on DVD. 13-18 questions that students can answer in order while watching the video. Excellent series from the History Channel that includes the latest CGI and professional astronomer explanations. From the History Channel website "Explore some of the 88 official constellations with interstellar highlights like the coming supernova in Orion and the 13th zodiac sign, plus find out why the North Star will one day hav
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6th - 12th
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Project Astronomy "Stars" ABC Book
Student computer lab project review. Students can create an electronic class presentation on the subject of stars (and galaxies) using a letter of the alphabet beginning with “A” and ending with “Z.” A student example of an "ABC Star Book" in PowerPoint can be found by going to http://www.astronomydad.com/student-projects.html
Terms covered in this unit include:
parallax, stellar parallax, light year , parsec, proper motion, radial motion, transverse velocity, Mira, Hipparchus, apparent mag
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8th - 12th
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Stories from the STARS! Astrology Introduction to Greek Myth/Odyssey Unit
The perfect introduction to a literature unit on Greek Mythology, the Odyssey, the Iliad, or any story from the Ancient Greek world. Alternatively, a fun break from a unit on Astronomy or Oedipus Rex!In this lesson, students will use the (free) Night Sky app on iPads to find constellations in the sky (can be done in the classroom, during the day). They will learn the myths behind easy-to-find constellations like the Big Dipper and Orion. They will learn their own astrological sign, and the myth
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Not Grade Specific
REASONS FOR SEASONS VIRTUAL LAB SIMULATION
NO ADOBE FLASH NEEDED!!!Reason for Seasons Virtual Simulation Lab is excellent for remote learners. The steps for the online lab are extremely easy to follow, including small pictures next to each step that show where to click. Concepts included in the lab are: Earth's tilt, Position in orbit/tilt, Seasons, Angle of the Sun, Position of the Sun in the Sky. Auto-fill boxes are included. (Just click on the box and type) A Conclusion that wraps up the concepts explored in the lab is found at the
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5th - 12th
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MS-ESS2-6
, MS-ESS1-1
Distance Learning: Archaeoastronomy & Student Choice (No Starting Resources)
This self-contained Depth & Complexity Icon package can serve as a cross-curricular blend between science and history - with an emphasis on student choice - or as a standalone practice on research, reflection, and communication. Students choose the Archaeoastronomy Site they wish to study and the medium by which they want to express their understanding, then research and share out to teammates. All notes (from both student research and the share-out portion) can be taken in the built-in grap
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7th - 10th
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MS-ESS1-3
THE ULTIMATE INSOLATION LESSON POWERPOINT
If you have an observation, this mini-lesson will impress your principal. The 23 PowerPoint slides are just the right amount for the mini-lesson part of your entire lesson. Every slide contains samples from songs, movies, television, and/or sound effects. The transitions between slides all have animations as well as the pictures and words on each slide. Your Students will love the music and sound bytes. There is a DO NOW included (with content-appropriate music in the background), AIM
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6th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-ESS1-4
, MS-ESS1-2
, HS-ESS1-3
, HS-ESS1-1
, MS-ESS1-1
Astronomy Unit II Lesson II PowerPoint “Spacecraft Exploration - Solar System”
PowerPoint Unit II – Lesson II “Spacecraft Exploration of the Solar System." This lesson describes the robotic missions to the planets; their discoveries and some of the future missions planned in space. PowerPoint lessons include several short video links for further understanding of the subject; many graphics and instructor notes (slide sorter) to help in answering student FAQ's. A 20-question interactive quiz/lesson review at Kahoot.it and a Quizizz.com online quiz are also included as links
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9th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-ESS1-4
ActivInspire Unit VI Lesson III Review "The Sun"
Interactive review of the Power point lesson Unit VI Lesson III "The Sun." 20 questions include true/false, multiple choice and text/numeric entries. A PDF student worksheet/study guide can also be generated using the program. . All Unit VI lessons; ActivInspire reviews; assessments and many related activities; worksheets etc. can be found under "Complete Astronomy Unit VI "Radiation and the Sun" zip file folder.Terms in this lesson include:StarPhotosphereCoreRadiation (Radiative) zoneConvecti
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8th - 12th
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Futuristic Solar System Project
Make a prediction (based on your knowledge of the solar system from class) about what the solar system will look like in 5 billion years. Create a model of your futuristic solar system and explain your reasoning for the changes you make. Include a short summary (4-5 sentences) for each change. Your prediction must be supported by current evidence.
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9th - 11th
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Astronomy Internet Activity "Uranus & Neptune"
Student Internet investigation that explores the planets Uranus and Neptune. The activity is divided into two parts. Part I gives students a good overview of Uranus' physical characteristics including rings and moons. Part two does the same for Neptune. The latest links containing images and data are presented as well for this topic. I use this computer lab activity for my astronomy class as part of the Unit V "The Outer Planets" review but it can also be used at an 8th grade level Earth/Spa
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8th - 12th
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Distance Learning: Archaeoastronomy & Student Choice (WITH Starting Resources)!
This self-contained Depth & Complexity Icon package can serve as a cross-curricular blend between science and history - with an emphasis on student choice - or as a standalone practice on research, reflection, and communication. Students choose the Archaeoastronomy Site they wish to study and the medium by which they want to express their understanding, then research and share out to teammates. All notes (from both student research and the share-out portion) can be taken in the built-in grap
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7th - 10th
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MS-ESS1-3
Astronomy Video "Universe: Ancient Mysteries Solved - Eye of God"
Season 2 episode 2 "Eye of God" student worksheet. Original air date April, 2015. Fun video that explores how people perceive objects in the Universe that resemble common objects or images on Earth. From the History Channel website: "Could the strange shapes of the universe solve the mysteries that have haunted mankind since ancient times? Is the eye of God peering at us from the heavens? What is the strange hexagon at the pole of Saturn, or the face on the Moon? Each shape tells its own story o
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6th - 12th
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The Universe of Monsters Halloween Edition
This is an excellent research-based handout/worksheet for exoplanet research activities related to Halloween.Students will research the website link regarding scary exoplanets and gather information through meaningful questions that will help them answer the argument question, "Is it a habitable planet?"NOTE: I would appreciate your comments or ratings to help me improve and provide better assignments to you.
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7th - 12th
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HS-ESS2-7
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