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Free 1st grade astronomy simulations
Groundhog Day Shadow Maker Activity (Pages 1-4)
Groundhog Day Mini Science lesson on how shadows are formed. Students will learn about transparent and opaque objects. Students will learn about light and shadows. Students will be able to color, cut and use the 3D model to demonstrate how shadows form and change depending on where the light source is positioned. This freebie is part of a 12 page mini unit; however, it is a stand alone activity. *See video on full-sized item to demonstrate how to use this resource.**3D Simulation Video Here
Subjects:
Grades:
K - 2nd
NGSS:
K-ESS3-2
Rocket Around Earth: You Make a Choice
Rocket Around Earth: You Make a Choice
This PowerPoint uses real NASA photographs. It can be used as an introduction or review of Space Science. Students individually or as a group, can make a choice about what happens next in the story. They are a rocket that soars 100 miles above the earth and saves people from a hurricane or they fly 20,000 miles above the earth to see the oceans and continents. The choices have happy endings. A note to parents or teachers provides possible lessons.
Subjects:
Grades:
K - 6th
Into the Sun3d
Teaching the Sun, science, and astronomy through 3D simulation.
1) Students will gain a basic understanding of the Sun through 3D simulation and visualization.
2) Students will gain a deeper understanding of how the Sun operates and its important features
Subjects:
Grades:
1st - 10th
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