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I can tell the difference between fact, theory, hypothesis, and law

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1 I can tell the difference between fact, theory, hypothesis, and law
Associate vocabulary related to relative size with pictures Collaborate with a partner to create a graphic organizer Find a partner Explore Scale of the Universe program Create a scale with large objects

2 Explore Scale of the Universe program Grab a piece of paper from Mr. D
Find a partner Cruise to the library Explore Scale of the Universe program Grab a piece of paper from Mr. D Create a scale representing 10 large objects in our universe Label each object with a name and measurement

3 Diagram and label 10 objects
Whirlpool Galaxy 1.8 x 1021 meters Diagram and label 10 objects

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