Student Video: Star Gazers
Blast off on a fun exploration and ignite students’ interest in the wonder of space and the scientists who study it.
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CATEGORY:Science |
GRADE LEVEL:Primary |
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How Big is the Solar System?
This chart activity will give students a sense of how big different objects in the solar system are in relation to each other, as well as how far they are from the sun. For more information visit experienceastronomy.com
Paint the Sky!
Let preschool students explore and enjoy the process of creating art. Provide paper, black paint and glitter and let them paint the night sky with black paint and glitter. To extend the lesson, discuss why stars are easier to see on dark nights. https://playteachrepeat.com/invitation-paint-night-sky/
Star Struck Constellation Craft
Preschool students will have fun creating a constellation using black construction paper, gold star stickers, white chalk. https://www.giftofcuriosity.com/constellation-craft-for-kids/
Solar System Word Search Game
Learn more about Earth and space science with this solar system word search. Third graders can find and circle the names of the different planets. After they finish, ask your space-savvy strudents if they can write the names of the planets in the proper sequence. https://www.education.com/worksheet/article/solar-system-word-search/
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Do-It-Yourself Telescope Craft
Do you have a paper towel roll? Then you're well on your way to making a fun DIY telesope with your child. Download instructions by clicking the rectangular CRAFT tab. Ecourage your child to go ourside with the telescope around dusk. They can look across the sky to find stars, ariplanes, satellites—maybe eve a shooting star!
