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Astronomy outline pdfs
Black Holes Quiz
A quick quiz to go along with the Mr. DeMaio video "Black Holes Explained for Kids" found here https://youtu.be/y8ymU_UBD3IThis quiz features numerous questions about the many facts about black holes presented in Mr. DeMaio's video. When used alongside the video linked above, it should take students about 45 minutes to complete it.Answer Key included.
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1st - 12th
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High School Astronomy Curriculum Outline
Developed independently as the only person in the Pinellas County School District to teach Astronomy Honors, this outline utilizes FL standards to create a year long pacing guide for a high school astronomy course. Content is organized into quarters, domains, units, chapters and estimated time by block schedule to help an educator organize their astronomy course. Each section is supported by FL state standards.
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9th - 12th
NGSS:
HS-ESS1-6
, HS-ESS1-4
, HS-ESS1-3
, HS-ESS1-5
, HS-ESS1-1
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Rotation versus Revolution Foldable (Flippable)
This is a great flippable/foldable for any interactive science journal. So often students forge the difference between a rotation and a revolution. This foldable simplifies it for them and arranges things so that an axis goes with a rotation and an orbit goes with a revolution. It allows students to take notes on key points such as how long it takes to rotate or revolve on the moon and Earth, what is a rotation or a revolution, and why these are important things for the Earth to do.
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3rd - 6th
Create A Marshmallow Constellation and Write About It!
I love to do this writing activity with my littles when learning about stars and constellations. They create their own constellations using mini marshmallows and toothpicks. Then, they use this outline to draw their constellations. They can use the writing section to make up a tale about how their constellation was formed in the sky! You will LOVE the clever responses and ideas students come up with!
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K - 3rd
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Solar Eclipse 2024
This presentation is simply meant to help your intermediate learners understand a bit about the way our planet, moon, and sun interact to create events like day and night, the moon phases and larger events like the eclipse taking place on April 8th, 2024. It is intended to be informative in nature and to help learners explore parts of the solar system with great online resources I collected from the best sources.
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3rd - 8th
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NGSS:
5-ESS1-2
, 5-ESS1-1
, MS-ESS1-2
, MS-ESS1-1
Types of Telescopes
This worksheet is a great way to introduce your students to the different types of telescopes. Included are guided notes as well as an answer key. Students will go through the NASA website (How Do Telescopes Work? | NASA Space Place – NASA Science for Kids), read, and fill out the the notes along the way.This would be a great introduction to my parts of the telescope lesson.Similar Products:Constellation Memory GameConstellation Investigation Booklet ProjectParts of a Telescope Interactive Notes
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5th - 12th
NGSS:
MS-ESS1-3
, HS-ESS1-2
Solar System PowerPoint Project
This is the basic outline for a student PowerPoint project about the solar system. See the "Solar System PowerPoint Planning and Rubric" document for sale to help your student plan with an organized table to write their expository writing.
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4th - 7th
Chapter 19 Observing the Universe Scavenger Hunt
This product works hand in hand with the McGraw Hill ConnectED series Earth & Space IScience (2017) series text book. This resource is a great way to use an introduction to Chapter 19 Section 1. This is a print and go activity with no prep. I plan this activity for about 30-40 minutes of class. Great for sub activity or in class.
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6th - 8th
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Georgia 4th Grade Constellations Notes Packet
NOTICE: This packet goes along with the Constellations PowerPoint that is also for sale in my store.
This notes packet is a great way to keep your students' attention while also learning new content! You only have to make HALF the copies for your students because I put 2 per page! It is aligned with the 4th Grade Georgia Performance Standards:
S4E1. Students will compare and contrast the physical attributes of stars, star patterns, and planets.
b. Compare the similarities and differences of p
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4th - 5th
FREE My Space Book Log
*Updated Freebie!*
Each page allows students to write about what they learned in space for that day and there is also room for your students to draw a picture to go along with their sentences!
I have included 3 different cover pages (a girl astronaut, a boy astronaut, and a blank astronaut) and 9 different log pages (use as many or as little as you need!)
Enjoy this freebie! :) Thank you for stopping by!
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K - 4th
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Science STAAR Reporting Category 3 Review Fact Sheet
This product contains the top ten things to know about reporting category three for the 8th grade Science STAAR test. This pdf is a "fact sheet" not a list of questions. I decided on these top ten things after reviewing the previously released STAAR test and determine which concepts appeared the most often.
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8th
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Planet Research Outline
This planet research outline is a great way to have students conduct research on a planet of their choice! Students can gather information from nonfiction books or the internet to complete this planet outline!Enjoy!Engaging Education MaterialsCopyright © 2016 Engaging Education Materials All rights reserved by author. For classroom use only. This copy is to be used by a single teacher. Please purchase one license per teacher using this product.***************************************************
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1st - 3rd
Also included in: Solar System BUNDLE
Compare and Contrast Inner and Outer Planets - Essay Outline
Students will write an essay comparing and contrasting the inner and outer planets. There is a graphic organizer to help students organizer their ideas and an outline explaining what each paragraph of their essay should contain. Great prep for SSA!
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4th - 6th
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Universe: The Life and Death of a Star Movie Guide
This is a worksheet with questions for the episode "The Life and Death of a Star" in the Universe series. This video is very good at going through all the life stages of stars. I use this in my high school Earth Science class in our Astronomy unit on stars.You will receive a PDF file with a 3 page student worksheet ready to be printed, and an answer key with basic concepts that go along with each question. Students may answer in different words or phrases, but the key gives the idea of the to
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Planet Research Report Graphic Organizer
This research outline and graphic organizer is a great tool for writing planet reports. It helps guide students' research in a question and answer format and provides them with a place to record their research. No more missing index cards when it is time to write the first rough draft of their planet report!Students are required to research the following planet information:Background of planet name, symbol, discoverySizeLocation in relation to the Sun and other planetsSurface characteristicsAt
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5th
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Planet Fact Sheets
Kids love to learn about the solar system! These worksheets give kids the basic facts and figures for the inner, outer, and dwarf planets of our solar system. Use as the basis for three separate lessons on each group of planets. This would be a great research activity for students to complete individually or in teams, and then they can present their results to the class.Resource Highlights--Basic facts for the inner, outer, and dwarf planets of our solar system--Answer keys included--Note tha
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3rd - 6th
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Planet Research Worksheet
Colorful and engaging planet research worksheet.
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2nd - 6th
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Magic School Bus Gets Lost in Space Viewing Guide: Netflix Season 1 Episode 1
This 14 question viewing guide supports students in gathering information from a fun and informative video. The answer key included has the timestamps when each answer can be found in the video for teachers or substitutes to scaffold their support of students.
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PreK - 6th
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Also included in: The Magic School Bus Viewing Guides: Season 1 Episodes 1-6 from Netflix
Writing Plan
Are your students learning expository/informational writing? Here are various templates that students can use to plan, brainstorm and finalize their writing.
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K - 2nd
Universe: Alien Moons Movie Guide
This is a worksheet with questions for the episode "Alien Moons" in the Universe series. This video is very good at going through all the different moons surrounding other planets in our solar system and comparing them to our moon. I use this in my high school Earth Science class in our Astronomy unit on planets and moons.You will receive a PDF file with a 3 page student worksheet ready to be printed. There is NOT a teacher answer key with this activity.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Layers of the Sun FITB Notes and Labeling Activity - Sun Unit
Teach your students the parts of the Sun with this great lesson-builder resource!This resource includes a fill-in-the-blank note packet for students, a key for you, and also a "Label the Sun" activity page for students to practice what they have learned. This resource also includes a "Lesson Starter," suggestions for creating a full lesson around this resource. Resource at-a-glance:FITB NotesFITB Notes KeyLabel the Sun activityLesson Starter
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: Sun Unit Bundle - Lessons, Activities, Study Guide, and Test
Planet Note Taking Template
This document is a fill-in-the-blank note taking form for students preparing to write a planet report or presentation. It guides students through note taking of basic facts about the planet.
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2nd - 4th
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FREE Scale of the Universe Cornell Notes #10
Students fill in a Cornell (2 column) Notes Outline that includes Key Terms, Questions and Summary prompt about how astronomers measure distances in space (parallax, light year) and scientific notation practice questions.Includes:Both Standard (8.5 x 11) and Composition notebook sizesSuggested Resources and Answer KeyAn Easel activity (This can be used for distance learning or assigned on any Learning Management System (LMS) or device. It can also be used as a model in the classroom by clicking
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6th - 8th
Universe: Jupiter the Giant Planet Movie Guide
This is a video worksheet that goes along with the episode "Jupiter The Giant Planet" in the Universe series. This episode focuses on facts and discoveries about Jupiter and its moons.You will receive a 3-page PDF file that has a 2 page student worksheet and an answer sheet. The answer sheet gives suggestions of what was happening in the video at the time of that question, but students may use their own phrases and have unique answers.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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