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Astronomy cultural activities for Google Apps
All About Solar Eclipses
This slideshow identifies characteristics of a Solar Eclipse. The pictures selected are mainly from NASA in order to provide students with real-life examples of what an eclipse looks like, especially if they are not in the line of totality. In this presentation you will learn about the 3 types of solar eclipses (annular, partial, and total). There is a fourth type, hybrid, that is not discussed in this presentation.There is an associated writing and craft that go with this product.The writing ac
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Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Solar Eclipse Writing and Craft
This product includes 2 writing prompts, 3 blank pages with planet art, and a craft (the craft has no direct prompts, but ideas are suggested). Because of the blank writing pages without prompts, it can be adapted for use during any space lessons.There is an associated writing and craft that go with this product.*All About Solar Eclipses
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PreK - 5th
Virtual Tour of Maunakea, Hawaii (space observatory)
Virtual Field Trips are highly engaging. They are a great way for students to explore a little piece of the world without having to leave the classroom. This virtual tour takes students to Hawaii. Maunakea is a stunning space observatory at the top of the tallest mountain in Hawaii. Students can navigate through the summit at different times of day- sunset and night are absolutely beautiful- as well as see some of the telescopes up close. VR glasses can be used, but are definitely NOT a requirem
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Grades:
5th - 8th
How to Catch a Star With Ellen Ochoa STEM Challenge
During this month I will be highlighting the work of various women of color in STEM. This week I have created a STEM challenge that introduces students to Dr. Ellen Ochoa, the first Hispanic woman in space. LiteratureFollowing a bio of Ellen Ochoa and mini quiz students will then watch a read aloud of How to Catch a Star. How to Catch a Star is a fun little story where a little boy tries to capture a star from the sky. EngineeringThis STEM activity for kids requires students to create a star cat
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
NGSS:
3-5-ETS1-3
, 3-5-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-2
Also included in: Women of Color in STEM Challenges
Emu in the sky - Aboriginal Astronomy
This digital resource, covers the importance of science and astronomy to our First Nations Peoples. It includes a lot of open ended discussions throughout the activity such as asking your students what they already might know about space, the stars and the planets. This activity incorporates literacy, science, STEM, art/craft and HASS. Artwork is by Garry Purchase and permission granted for use. Resources include IndigiSTEM resource books for educators by riley callie resources and the story "Th
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Grades:
K - 4th
NGSS:
K-ESS3-1
, K-ESS3-3
Over The Moon Movie Netflix- Interactive Culture Unit
Topics Included:Self Care-Astronaut BreathingThis or That questions with physical exercises/stretchesMusic (Li Yugang) & Journal PromptUltraluminary Dance MathInteractive math slide linked to 8 games Garlic MultiplicationDragon number sequencingMooncake Math MazesScienceScience slide linked to 3 science sites Learn about Chang'e 4 & 5 spacecraftSequence of Events (Ramen, students order the process of Fei Fei building her rocket)Grandpa teaches about invasive speciesLiteracySlide with lin
Grades:
2nd - 7th
Sundial Seasons STEM Challenge: lesson plan
A STEM challenge related to the seasons on Earth for middle school students that aligns with NGSS and encourages teamwork while incorporating SEPs and CCCs.Materials Needed:A tall vertical stick (e.g., a dowel or broomstick)A flat horizontal surface (e.g., a piece of cardboard or wood)A protractorA compass or access to online resources for determining true northMarkersStopwatch or timerAccess to an outdoor area with direct sunlightMS-ESS1-1: Develop and use a model of the Earth-sun-moon system t
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Grades:
6th - 8th
NGSS:
MS-ESS1-1
Also included in: 15 STEM Challenges Bundle: includes lesson plans, handouts, and more!
VIRTUAL FREEBIE Mary G Ross - How to Build a Rocket
During the entire month of February I created different STEM activities for kids that highlight the work of women of color in STEM. This is the last activity and it is a bonus freebie. I will be bundling the STEM activities soon and the entire unit will be available for purchase both on Tpt and my blog. In this STEM activity for kids students will learn about Mary G Ross who was the first female Native American engineer. They will learn about her contributions to science. They will then have t
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Also included in: Women of Color in STEM Challenges
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