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Free 7th grade astronomy videos
Phases of The Moon Video
Educational hip-hop video reviewing the Moon and it's different phases. This video is ideal for the Science chapter tests all schools have on the moon's properties & phases. Thousands of student's have used this video to Ace their test, and thousands more teachers play this video for their class daily.
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4th - 9th, Higher Education
0:17
FREE! Science Doodle - Solar Eclipse Foldable FREE!
*FREE* SOLAR ECLIPSE Foldable DOWNLOAD! With all the buzz about the Solar Eclipse I was so excited to make a FREE foldable for students to learn all about it! I credit NASA.gov for the amazing pictures and sketches to help explain this amazing event!Student blank and teacher key included.This product is found here: FREE SOLAR ECLIPSE Foldable!and is also attached as the supporting document to this video!ENJOY!
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2nd - 12th
One Strange Rock SURVIVAL (Video Guide) | National Geographic
One Strange Rock: SURVIVAL (Movie Guide) Episode 5 It’s not enough for Earth to be habitable; it also has to be lethal for life to thrive. As Will Smith and former astronauts reveals, death is hardwired into everything but life has a biological superpower trade off - sex..ONE STRANGE ROCK is a 10-part series created by National Geographic in which it “explores the fragility and wonder of planet Earth, one of the most peculiar, unique places in the entire universe”. It’s the extraordinary story
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: One Strange Rock MOVIE GUIDE BUNDLE | National Geographic
Free Solar Eclipse Worksheet
These five short videos (in Column 1 of this Padlet) teach students the basics of solar eclipses, from the orientation of the Earth-Sun-Moon system to the safety precautions necessary to protect their eyes during the eclipse. The worksheet covers the information presented in the videos. Students can use their creativity when creating an infographic on their topic of choice (they have two options to choose from). Answer key is included.
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5th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-ESS1-1
Planet Video Project - Alien seeking a new planet from your solar system!
Here is a fun video project idea for your students! I have the students get into groups (usually 3-4 depending on class size). Each group will pick a planet (NO DUPLICATES). The students follow instructions to make the video. My students use iphones and edit them on iMovie, some find free video editors, tik tok can be used to edit videos, etc. I give my students 2-3 full days to do the video in class and then we watch them together.
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6th - 12th
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Plate Tectonics Video & Questions
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afpFYRd-5w4^^updated video linkA question sheet that follows along with the video that students can watch to learn about plate tectonics.
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6th - 12th
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17:28
Free STEM Lesson
Free STEM lesson
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7th - 12th
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MS-ESS1-2
, MS-LS3-1
, K-ESS2-2
, MS-PS1-1
11:29
How to Teach Moon Phases
A step by step, tried and true, explanation on how to teach Moon Phases to students so that they UNDERSTAND, rather than memorize.Resources used in explanation found in the following...The Moon (Only includes pages shown)Related Products⭐ Astronomy Unit Mega Bundle with Student Workbooks⭐ Class Project: Build a Model of the Solar System!⭐ Earth Science Lab and Activity BUNDLE⭐ Moon Phases Diagramming Activity⭐ Planet Posters FREE⭐ Reviewing the Sun, Earth, Moon System: Project, Task Cards, and m
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Sun Earth Moon System BUNDLE - with Student Workbook!!
NASA eClips™ Real World: Scaling the Solar System
NASA eClips™ Real World: Scaling the Solar SystemPaul Chodas, Manager for NASA's Near Earth Object Program, explains Astronomical Units (AUs) and how this unit of measure helps simplify an understanding of distances within the solar system. To further simplify thinking about these vast distances, distances within the solar system are explained scaled to the size of a football field. Includes video, background resources, and activities.NASA eClips™ Real World are short, relevant educational vid
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5th - 8th
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2:41
Astronomy Eclipse Models Movie
This movie is a short example of Lunar Eclipse and Solar Eclipse Models that are rather simple to make. It is intended to be used with the lesson. NGSS Middle School Model Solar and Lunar Eclipse lesson also on TPT. You may want to keep the music volume turned down. Since it is very short ( less than 3 minutes) it can be viewed more than once, then have students analyze the models for strengths, limitations, and possible improvements.
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5th - 8th
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Bill Nye- Outer Space KWL Chart
Use this KWL chart to activate prior knowledge about space and gauge student interests in the topic prior to watching Bill Nye: Outer Space. As students watch the video they fill in 10 facts they have learned which can be discussed at the end of the video. This is a great worksheet to have for emergency sub plans or as a new addition to your astronomy unit! Enjoy!
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4th - 9th
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NASA eClips™ Real World: Small Bodies Orbiting the Sun
Real World: Small Bodies Orbiting the Sun In addition to planets and their moons, there are many small bodies orbiting the Sun. How did these bodies form? Learn more about comets and asteroids and the role these play in our Solar System. Includes video, background resources, and activities.NASA eClips™ Real World are short, relevant educational video segments for students. These videos explain science, engineering, and natural and designed world concepts.What is NASA eClips™?NASA eClips™ is a
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5th - 8th
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Solar System 16 Second Video in .MP4 format
7/1'2020 - Changed to free for all downloads.Please let me know how you use this in your classroom.Thanks!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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NASA eClips™ Real World: Close Encounters with an Asteroid
NASA eClips™ Real World: Close Encounters with an AsteroidPicture this. NASA sends a satellite to land on an asteroid; grabs a piece of that asteroid; and then sends that sample back to Earth to study. Learn more about all that NASA can learn about the formation of the Solar System from this close encounter. Includes video, background resources, and activities.NASA eClips™ Real World are short, relevant educational video segments for students. These videos explain science, engineering, and nat
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5th - 8th
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Links and Albums for the Stardust Mystery Science Resources
The Stardust Mystery is the story of atoms, their properties, kinds, and arrangements. It is about how atoms were created in star explosions during the evolution of the universe and shared by plants and animals during the history of planet Earth. The story is told through The Stardust Mystery book, YouTube science videos, video games (PC and Chromebook/WebGL) short stories, and student projects. The PDF to download is a complete guide to the resources.
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4th - 8th
NGSS:
5-PS1-3
, 5-PS1-1
, MS-PS1-1
NASA eClips Real World: CubeSats--Satellite Small Enough to Fit in Your Hand
Satellites are expensive to build and expensive to get into space. With all the changes in technology, is there a way to make satellites smaller? Find out just what NASA can pack into a 1U CubeSat, a satellite small enough to fit in your hand. Includes video, background resources, and activities.NASA eClips™ Real World are short, relevant educational video segments for students. These videos explain science, engineering, and natural and designed world concepts.What is NASA eClips™?NASA eClips™
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6th - 9th
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Some Farts Will Smell
Great mnemonic device to help students retain and recall seasons. Goes well with the seasons waltz!
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6th - 9th
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NASA eClips™ Real World: Limits of the Solar System
NASA eClips™ Real World: Limits of the Solar SystemWhat defines the limits of the solar system? Where does the Oort Cloud fit within this defined space? Paul Chodas, from NASA's Near Earth Object Program, answers these questions and fills us in on some of NASA's missions and explorations that have helped shape our understanding of the solar system. Includes video, background resources, and activities.NASA eClips™ Real World are short, relevant educational video segments for students. These vid
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5th - 8th
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6:45
Video: Develop Scientific Thinking Using Fine Art
How can we use a piece of art to think scientifically? By studying this image and considering what we know about nature, we’ll determine the direction we’re looking, the time of day and the phase of the Moon we’re seeing in the painting.
In our classroom, we have pieces of art like this on the walls. Sometimes we have a discussion about them, like the one we’ve had here but primarily they serve as a beautiful reminder how things are connected and how studying one area of interest can often info
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Astronomy Collection: Our Place in Space—Lab Activities + Videos
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Stellar Parallax Examples
This Astronomy & Physics tutorial will show you how to do stellar parallax problems. Parallax the effect whereby the position or direction of an object appears to differ when viewed from different positions. This effect can be used to find distances to far off celestial bodies.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Astronomy Shared Reading Video List
This document is a compilation of videos that the Palmetto Science Center calls shared readings. These videos have a narrator who reads from the textbook while you are watching the pages that the narrator is reading. All of these videos on are the Palmetto Science Center You Tube channel. Each video is a separate section in the textbook and can be used as class videos for lecture supplements, homework, or other activities. The different internet links have been included as well as the video titl
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Grades:
4th - 12th
SciShow Space: Kepler's Planetary Bonanza
This quiz is for the SciShow Space Video entitled Kepler's Planetary Bonanza
Great to go along with the video listed below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWJWoQF1PPw&list=PLpsKM-8LOc3YyfDpw3FGU57i0u0yNSJKF
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7th - 11th
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NASA eClips Real World: CubeSats--Changing the Way We Do Science
CubeSats are changing the way we collect information. They may be small, but these little satellites are helping us answer big questions. And using a swarm of CubeSats can give us simultaneous measurements without repeatedly sending commands to the satellite to tell it what to do. Includes video, background resources, and activities.NASA eClips™ Real World are short, relevant educational video segments for students. These videos explain science, engineering, and natural and designed world conce
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6th - 9th
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9:27
Astronomy: Retrograde Motion Explained
This Astronomy tutorial explains how Nicolaus Copernicus came up with Retrograde Motion, an idea that helped him develop his Heliocentric (Sun-Centered) Model of the Solar System
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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