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12th grade astronomy handouts
Galaxies ALL-IN-ONE Lesson | PowerPoint, Notes, Art Activity & More!
If you are teaching GALAXIES you are in luck! This bundle of resources includes a lesson plan, PowerPoint, student notes, practice questions and formative assessment pieces – most of which are completely editable. This lesson bundle also includes a scientific art activity! I’m sharing my love of Astronomy with you, in hopes that your students will love it too!Student learning goals for the Galaxies Lesson:• describe the composition of galaxies, including features of black holes• compare the re
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7th - 12th
Crash Course Astronomy Worksheets Complete Series Set Full Bundle Collection
This ZIP file contains Microsoft Word document worksheets (along with PDF versions) for each of the forty-six episodes of Crash Course Astronomy hosted by Phil Plait.Worksheets contain a combination of fill-in-the-blank and short answer questions. Each worksheet is accompanied with an answer key and relevant images.By purchasing this file, you agree not to make it publicly available (on external websites, etc.) or to share with any other teachers. It is intended for classroom use only. You *are*
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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H-R Diagram - Hertzsprung Russell - Astronomy Doodle Notes, Reading & PowerPoint
Explore the Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram - the most important graph in Astronomy - with your students using this H-R Diagram Doodle Note with Star Name Game, plus accompanying reading with PowerPoint presentation.What’s in the download?★ 2 pages of Doodle Notes: The H-R Diagram Doodle Note and Star Name Game PDF file. After the H-R Diagram note, students read descriptions of stars on the Star Name Game page. Students use the properties of stars and the features of the graph to identify the names
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7th - 12th
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Big Bang Theory ALL-IN-ONE Lesson | PowerPoint, Notes, Flipbook & More
If you are teaching about THE BIG BANG THEORY you are in luck! This bundle of resources includes a lesson plan, PowerPoint, student notes, practice questions and formative assessment pieces – most of which are completely editable. This lesson bundle also includes a flipbook explaining red-shift! I’m sharing my love of Astronomy with you, in hopes that your students will love it too!Student learning goals for the Big Bang Theory Lesson:• explain what happened during the Big Bang• describe how s
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7th - 12th
The Solar System ALL-IN-ONE Lesson | PowerPoint, Notes, News Report & More
If you are teaching about the Solar System you are in luck! This bundle of resources includes a lesson plan, PowerPoint, student notes, practice questions and formative assessment pieces – which are completely editable. This lesson bundle also includes a scientific art activity! I’m sharing my love of Astronomy with you, in hopes that your students will love it too!Student learning goals for the Solar System Lesson:• identify types of celestial objects found within the solar system• compare co
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7th - 12th
Constellations ALL-IN-ONE Lesson | PowerPoint, Notes, Room Transformation & More
If you are teaching about the Constellations you are in luck! This bundle of resources includes a lesson plan, PowerPoint, student notes, practice questions and formative assessment pieces – all are completely editable! This lesson bundle also includes an amazing activity in which you will turn your classroom into a Celestial Dome! Your students will ADORE this activity. I’m sharing my love of Astronomy with you, in hopes that your students will love it too!★★★★★ Check out this video tutorial
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7th - 12th
Moon Phases - The Lunar Cycle - Astronomy, Science Doodle Notes
Give your students a different spin when teaching and reviewing the phases of the moon! After years and years of teaching students with the same old moon phase diagram, I know students who struggle need a different view of the relationship between the Earth and the Moon. This doodle note shows how the Moon revolves around the Earth, as the Earth is revolving around the Sun. Your students will see the big picture and be able to connect that to the phases viewed from Earth. The PDF file includ
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7th - 12th
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H-R Diagram ALL-IN-ONE Lesson | Stars HR Diagram, Hertzsprung Russell Diagram
This is the ultimate lesson for teaching about luminosity and the H-R Diagram! In this lesson your students will learn about luminosity; apparent brightness and absolute brightness; H-R diagram, the relationship between a star's luminosity and its surface temperature; why so many stars are found along the main sequence, why stars move off of the main sequence. This bundle of resources includes a lesson plan, PowerPoint, student notes, practice questions and formative assessment pieces – all ar
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7th - 12th
Stars ALL-IN-ONE Lesson | Life and Death of Stars, Star Formation, Star Layers
This is the ultimate lesson for teaching STARS! In this lesson your students will learn about star definition, nuclear fusion, star systems, star formation, and star death for stars of different masses. This bundle of resources includes a lesson plan, PowerPoint, student notes, practice questions and formative assessment pieces – all are completely editable! This lesson bundle also includes an amazing activity in which your students will create a Life of a Star Flipbook. The Life of a Star F
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7th - 12th
Cosmos Worksheets Bundle - ALL 13 EPISODES! A Spacetime Odyssey Videos
⭐ Each of these attractive and engaging 13 different EDITABLE video worksheets accompanies an episode of Cosmos A Spacetime Odyssey Season 1. Thirteen (13) total editable worksheets, 1 per episode, with answer keys are included.⭐ Cosmos A Spacetime Odyssey is an incredible educational short scientific documentary narrated by the amazing Neil Degrasse Tyson. You can find the show on various media platforms. It is perfect for an introduction to a topic, a great sub-plan, or a shake-things-up segue
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6th - 12th
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Stars: Life, Death and Properties - Space Lesson | Astronomy Doodle Notes
Brighten up your lesson on STARS with these creative doodle notes! This PDF file contains two notes: the life and death of stars, and, star properties. You will receive multiple versions of these stars doodle notes, as well as star doodle note anchor charts!★ The Life and Death of Stars - How stars are formed and how stars die based on the mass. Key concepts include: nebula, protostar, nuclear fusion, white dwarf, neutron star and black hole. 3 versions included with more or less writing.★ St
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7th - 12th
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Revolutionary Astronomers ALL-IN-ONE Lesson | Astronomy Most Influential
Everything you need to teach about astronomers that have changed our understanding of the solar system! This bundle of resources includes a lesson plan, PowerPoint, student notes, practice questions and a timeline of astronomers – almost everything is editable! Through this lesson students will learn about the incredible observations of early astronomers that allowed for the prediction of astronomical events; the prevalence of Plato and Ptolemy's geocentric model; the discoveries and developm
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7th - 12th
The Martian Movie Questions with ANSWERS | MOVIE GUIDE | WORKSHEET (2015)
The Martian movie questions (released 2015) help keep students engaged throughout the film by providing 25 questions for them to answer to keep them on track. The Martian worksheet comes with a key that has suggested answers provided at the end. The Martian Movie Guide follows as astronauts blast off from the planet Mars and they leave behind Mark Watney, presumed dead after a fierce storm. With only a meager amount of supplies, the stranded visitor must utilize his wits and spirit to find a way
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Solar and Lunar Eclipses ALL-IN-ONE Lesson | Astronomy Eclipse Lesson
Everything you need to teach about Solar and Lunar Eclipses! This bundle of resources includes a lesson plan, PowerPoint, student notes, practice questions and formative assessment pieces – almost everything is editable! Through this lesson students will learn the definition of eclipse, solar eclipse, lunar eclipse and syzygy (alignment); students will discover that ancient peoples knew how to predict eclipses based on a pattern called the Saros Cycle; how a solar eclipse forms and the three
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7th - 12th
Planets ALL-IN-ONE Lesson | PowerPoint, Notes, Digital Literacy Activity & More
If you are teaching about the PLANETS you are in luck! This bundle of resources includes a lesson plan, PowerPoint, student notes, practice questions and formative assessment pieces – which are completely editable. This lesson bundle also includes a digital literacy activity! I’m sharing my love of Astronomy with you, in hopes that your students will love it too!Student learning goals for the Planets Lesson:• define "planet", and compare features of terrestrial planets and gas giant planets• d
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7th - 12th
Spectroscopy ALL-IN-ONE Lesson | Astronomy, Star Spectra, Redshift & Blueshift
This Spectroscopy all-in-one lesson provides you with a lesson plan, student notes, teacher notes, a PowerPoint presentation, homework questions (plus answer keys), bell ringers, and four spectral analysis activities. This lesson should be spread across at least two days of instructions. Lesson Goals:Students will be able to…identify the diverse uses of spectroscopy in different scientific disciplines explain how emission (bright line) spectra and absorption (dark line) spectra are formeduse ato
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9th - 12th
Hidden Figures Movie Questions | Hidden Figures Worksheet | ANSWERS (2017)
Hidden Figures worksheet (released 2017) help keep students engaged throughout the film by providing 31 questions (plus 4 critical thinking questions after viewing) for them to answer to keep them on track. The Hidden Figures movie questions come with a key that has suggested answers provided at the end.The Hidden Figures worksheet answers questions students have about three brilliant African-American women at NASA who serve as the brains behind one of the greatest operations in history: the lau
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Watercolor Galaxy Campers, Middle/High School Art, Mixed Media Art, Fall/Winter
This beginner galaxy camper project is fabulous for any beginner mixed media art student! This project uses watercolor paint and pen/ink techniques. Designed best for middle and high school grades. Just in time for the fall and winter seasons.This product comes with:PDF and PPT files of project steps and tutorialHandout of tutorial steps for studentsReference sheets of campers, camping items and trees3 student practice sheets (tree drawing practice, camper drawing practice and campsite sketch)Pe
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6th - 12th
Life on Earth & Habitable Planets ALL-IN-ONE Lesson | Astronomy Notes
In this 2-day lesson, students will learn about the features that make Earth a habitable planet. This is mirrored by students learning how we would determine whether an exoplanet is habitable. On day one, students will be have bell ringers to hook them into the lesson and work through a fill-in-the-blank note with corresponding PowerPoint presentation. The lesson discusses how the following factors are important for a planet's habitability:- Star Type (so an understanding of the H-R Diagram i
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9th - 12th
Moon Phases ALL-IN-ONE Lesson | Astronomy Lunar Cycle
Everything you need to teach about Moon Phases! This bundle of resources includes a lesson plan, PowerPoint, student notes, practice questions and formative assessment pieces – almost everything is editable! Through this lesson students will learn about the Moon's orbit; the reason for the phases of the moon; the names of the 8 main moon phases; topic-specific terms like waxing, waning, crescent, and gibbous; the difference between a sidereal month and a synodic month; different names to desc
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7th - 12th
Electromagnetic EM Spectrum ALL-IN-ONE Lesson | Astronomy
This EM Spectrum all-in-one lesson provides you with a lesson plan, student notes, teacher notes, a PowerPoint presentation, homework questions (plus answer keys), bell ringers, a domino puzzle for review, and a speed of light lab activity. You can spread this lesson over multiple days.Lesson Goals:Students will be able to…recognize that light is an electromagnetic wave, like radio waves, microwaves, infrared radiation, UV rays, X-rays, and gamma raysidentify useful applications of all parts of
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9th - 12th
Earth's Seasons ALL-IN-ONE Lesson | Astronomy Seasons Lesson
This is the ultimate lesson for teaching about Earth's Seasons! In this lesson your students will learn about why Earth's distance from the Sun is NOT responsible for the seasons; the different between Earth's rotation and revolution; Earth's tilted axis; how the amount of light received in a location can change based on Earth's location in orbit; solstice and equinox; the significance of locations on Earth (Equator, Arctic Circle, Antarctic Circle, Tropic of Cancer, and Tropic of Capricorn); s
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7th - 12th
Asteroids and Comets ALL-IN-ONE Lesson | Astronomy
Everything you need to teach about asteroids, comets, meteoroids, meteors and meteorites! Students will learn about the difference in composition, size and location of asteroids, comets and meteoroids. The difference between the terms meteoroid, meteor and meteorite is explored, and why meteor showers form and how best to view them.Student learning goals for the Asteroids and Comets Lesson:differentiate between asteroids, meteoroids and comets, and between meteoroids, meteors and meteoritesexp
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7th - 12th
History Channel's The Universe: How the Solar System Was Made Video Worksheet
4.6 billion years ago, a cold molecular cloud in the Milky Way Galaxy started to collapse. Over the next 700 million years, all of the crucial events that formed our solar system took place. Evidence for the solar system’s formation is seen today in the planets and earth itself and in other newly forming solar systems as seen through instruments such as the Hubble Space Telescope. Today we know that thousands of other solar systems exist, and we are beginning to be able to compare our planets to
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9th - 12th
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