Eclipse Action Plans

Making an Eclipse Action Plan Join the Conversation Determine how you will SAFELY observe the eclipse Choose Activities and Gather Supplies Reserve Location Advertise Report Back Receive a Certificate!

Eclipse 2017 WV Join the conversation #eclipseWV

Request glasses and download featured activities at: http://planetarium.wvu.edu/eclipse

Request for an engaging college role model to visit your class or student group and talk about the world class astronomy and space research happening right here in West Virginia! Standards-based presentations and activities Cool college role models Science that’s relevant to West Virginians www.wvspot.org spot.wv@gmail.com

SHARE YOUR ACTION PLAN WITH THE FACEBOOK GROUP Eclipse 2017 WV SHARE YOUR ACTION PLAN WITH THE FACEBOOK GROUP Who is your eclipse event for? Do you target specific grades? Where will your eclipse event take place? Why this location? Have you made any reservations if necessary? How many people do you expect at your event? Which activities will you do? Which supplies do you need to gather? Where will you get them? How will your participants view the eclipse? How will you advertise? How will you collect Reporting Information?

SUBMIT REPORTING INFO ONLINE TO EARN A CERTIFICATE!

Bringing the Great American Solar Eclipse to West Virginia PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE Your Name Completed West Virginia University’s five solar eclipse professional development training videos and hosted an event for students and/or community members to learn and celebrate the August 21st, 2017, “Great American Solar Eclipse.” Dr. Kathryn Williamson Department of Physics and Astronomy West Virginia University

Thanks for helping to bring the August 21st, 2017 Great American Eclipse to the Mountain State!