1. Introduction to Astronomy
Objective: To access prior knowledge about the structures of the universe in order to define and describe these structures.
Astronomy Note: How big is the universe?
Drill: 1. Get all 3 papers from the SET.
2. Place your homework on your desk
3. Wait for directions.
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2. Introduction to Astronomy
Activity 1: What do You Know?
Define the following terms in your own words.
Planet: ________________________
Solar System: _______________________
Galaxy: ____________________________
Universe: __________________________
Star: ______________________________
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3. Introduction to Astronomy
Activity 2: Unit Scenario and Extra Credit
STAR RESEARCH PROJECT
WHAT HAPPENED TO PLUTO?
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4. Introduction to Astronomy
Activity 3: Let’s Take a Trip
Size in Space
Space Pictures: Can you find some?
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5. Introduction to Astronomy
Objective: To access prior knowledge about the structures of the universe in order to define and describe these structures.
Astronomy Note: How big is the universe?
Drill: 1. Get all 3 papers from the SET.
2. Place your homework on your desk
3. Wait for directions.
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6. Introduction to Astronomy
Activity 3: Let’s Take a Trip
Size in Space
Space Pictures: Can you find some?
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7. Introduction to Astronomy
Activity 3: Let’s Take a Trip
Size in Space
Space Pictures: Can you find some?
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46. SIMPLE CIRCUITS Homework Lab Analysis
Day 2
Homework
Lab Analysis
Describe what caused the bulb to light. Use information from your investigation for support.
Explain why it is necessary to have a closed circuit. Use information from the investigation and prior knowledge to support your answer.
Describe the 2 energy transformations that take place in the circuit. One occurs in the cell. The other occurs in the bulb.
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