GALILEO WORKSHOP 3/6/14 Galileo Galilei (1564 – 1642)

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GALILEO WORKSHOP 3/6/14 Galileo Galilei (1564 – 1642)

BOZEMAN VIDEOS generation-science-standards/ generation-science-standards/ This is the link to all of the Bozeman Science and Engineering Practices videos.

OBSERVING JUPITER Galileo's Telescope Watch this video Galileo's Telescope Pass out Lesson Plan and Do Activity: “In the Footsteps of Galileo: Jupiter’s Moons”

JUPITER AS SEEN BY GALILEO

RECORD YOUR OBSERVATIONS Choose a color Red Yellow Blue White

6 Observing Jupiter Night 1

7 DAY TIME

8 Observing Jupiter Night 2

9 DAY TIME

10 Observing Jupiter Night 3

11 DAY TIME Make a Prediction for Night 4 …

12 Observing Jupiter Night 4

13 DAY TIME Make a Prediction for Night 5 …

14 Observing Jupiter Night 5

15 DAY TIME Make a Prediction for Night 6 …

16 Observing Jupiter Night 6

17 DAY TIME Make a Prediction for Night 7 …

18 Trying to Observe Jupiter Night 7

19 DAY TIME Make a Prediction for Night 8 …

20 Observing Jupiter Night 8

21 DAY TIME Make a Prediction for Night 9 …

22 Observing Jupiter Night 9

ANALYZING DATA Analyze the Jupiter data you collected: What patterns do you observe? How would you describe the data?

MODELING DATA Discuss the following questions: What does the data tell us about the motion of the 4 objects? Can we build a model that explains our observations? What do you think is the nature of these 4 objects?

GALILEO’S OBSERVATIONS Galileo Discovery of Jupiter’s Moons View the short video of Galileo’s discovery

UNIVERSE AT YOUR FINGERTIPS DVD Share DVD Lesson Plans

UNIVERSE AT YOUR FINGERTIPS DVD Homework – work with the DVD and bring a favorite lesson to next session to share. today!

NASA DISTANCE LEARNING 4:30 – 5:15 p.m. Participate in a NASA DLN with Dryden NASA Center to see an overview on DLN opportunities l&key=cFjeMNAXGpbS l&key=cFjeMNAXGpbS Pre-Conference Activities: participants should preview the Digital Learning Network website at: http//dln.nasa.gov Peruse the Event Catalog

JUPITER VIEWING If clear, view Jupiter right after sunset in the eastern sky.