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Astronomy literature circles for Microsoft PowerPoint
What Happened to the Sun? 2024 update
This is a book written for first or second graders. It uses simple language to explain a solar eclipse. It features a table with past and future solar eclipses and their duration (perfect for a cross curricular Math lesson), it also has color pictures from Google public domain searches on each page. There is also a link to the website used for the picture on the last page of the next solar eclipse paths.
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K - 3rd
Solar System Fold Out Activity | Comprehension| Cut and Paste
Create a fun and educational solar system foldable that includes a cut-and-paste activity and comprehension reading activity. This interactive tool will engage students in learning about the planets and their alignment in our solar system. Cut-and-Paste Activity: Provide students with images or names of the planets to cut out and paste in the correct order around the sun at the center of the foldable. This hands-on activity will help reinforce the order of the planets and their distance from th
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
The Sun Is Kind of a Big Deal by Neal Seluk Anticipation Guide
An anticipation guide for primary or early elementary study of The Sun Is Kind of a Big Deal by Nick Seluk.
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PreK - 2nd
Earth, Sun, and Moon Writing Prompts
Included are several writing prompts for a unit in science on the Earth, Sun, and Moon systems. Students view a power point slide with an image and will journal using their basic facts they have learned about the topic. This requires the students to go beyond knowing facts about the subject. They will apply what they have learned in go further in depth. Teachers can use these to assess if they really grasp the concept that has been taught. The subjects included are: Moon revolution and phas
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Grades:
6th - 8th
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