Objective: Student will create a project to compare / contrast celestial objects in space. TEK: 6.11 A/B Items to be included… The Inner Planets (Mercury,

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Objective: Student will create a project to compare / contrast celestial objects in space. TEK: 6.11 A/B Items to be included… The Inner Planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars) The Outer Planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune) The Gillian Moons The Asteroid Belt Sun Comets Asteroids Meteor, Meteorites, Meteoroids Dwarf Planets

Information below must be included for the inner and outer planets… Mass of Planet Distance From the Sun Atmosphere (principal gases) Composition (materials planet is made out of) Gravity (amount on planet) Gravitational Attraction to the Sun

Information below must be included for the Sun, Comets, Meteor/Meteorites, Asteroids, The Asteroid Belt … Mass Distance from the Sun (expect the Sun) Atmosphere (principal gases) Composition (Material made out of) Gravity Comet

Information below must be included for the Galilean Moons (info is on each moon) Europa, Callisto, Lo, Ganymede….. Mass (of each of the 4 main moons) Distance from the Planet (measurement and name of planet) Atmosphere (principal gases) Composition (material made out of) Gravity (on moon)

Project Design / Layout 1 page / slide per topic listed on slide # 2 Each page must include information listed on topic Each Page must include illustration of topic (hand drawn, internet based, photo taken) Each Page needs Title for topic

Project ideas… Power Point Computer Book/animated story (apps available, see Hardcopy Book (paper, old school) Animated Comic Strip (apps available, see

Helpful Research Resources… Click on “Links” Scroll down to topic “Celestial Objects and Space”, found in left side column

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moons-composition.jpg

Outline to assist with research… Fill in with data collected that will be used to create project. (turn this in for a grade also) Data to CollectMercuryVenusEarthMars Mass of Planet Distance From the Sun Atmosphere (principal gases) Composition (materials planet is made out of) Gravity (amount on Planet) Gravitational Attraction to Sun

Outline to assist with research… Fill in with data collected that will be used to create project. (turn this in for a grade also) Data to CollectJupiterSaturnNeptuneUranus Mass of Planet Distance From the Sun Atmosphere (principal gases) Composition (materials planet is made out of) Gravity (amount on Planet) Gravitational Attraction to Sun

Data to CollectSunCometsMeteor/MeteoritesAsteroidsAsteroid Belt Mass of Planet Distance From the Sun (except the Sun) Atmosphere (principal gases) Composition (materials is made out of) Gravity Gravitational Attraction to Sun Outline to assist with research… Fill in with data collected that will be used to create project. (turn this in for a grade also)

Data to Collect on Galilean Moons EuropaCallistoLoGanymede Mass of Moon Distance from the Planet (measurement and name of planet) Atmosphere (principal gases) Composition (materials planet is made out of) Gravity (amount on moon) Outline to assist with research… Fill in with data collected that will be used to create project. (turn this in for a grade also)