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Turn in Do Nows Turn in Do Nows Video: A Traveler’s Guide to the Planets Video: A Traveler’s Guide to the Planets Using a Venn diagram, compare and contrast the inner and outer planets. Ch. 21 Review Ch. 21 Review

I can identify our solar system’s planets and their characteristics.

Planet Book: Inner Planets Planet Book: Inner Planets Identify the four inner planets and describe one thing they all have in common. Ch. 21 Review Ch. 21 Review

I can identify common characteristics of the inner planets.

Planet Book: Outer Planets Planet Book: Outer Planets Describe one thing that you learned about the inner planets last week. Planet Book Planet Book Ch. 21 Review Ch. 21 Review

I can identify common characteristics of the outer planets.

Turn in Planet Book Turn in Planet Book Space Objects Brochure Space Objects Brochure Besides Earth, what is your favorite planet? Explain why. Ch. 21 Review Ch. 21 Review

I can describe other objects found in our solar system.

Create an informational brochure that includes the following space objects: 1.Pluto and Charon 2.Moons of the Gas Giants 3.Asteroids 4.Comets 5.Meteors & Meteorites For each space object, include the following information: 1.Definition 2.Labeled drawing 3.3 interesting facts

Space Objects Brochure Space Objects Brochure Besides planets, list five other objects found in our solar system. Finish Brochure Finish Brochure Ch. 21 Review Ch. 21 Review

I can describe other objects found in our solar system.

Create an informational brochure that includes the following space objects: 1.Pluto and Charon 2.Moons of the Gas Giants 3.Asteroids 4.Comets 5.Meteors & Meteorites For each space object, include the following information: 1.Definition 2.Labeled drawing 3.3 interesting facts

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