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Harcourt - Scroll down to force and motion activities You Tube Video on Gravity, Work and ForceĪmusement Park Force and Motion Activities National Geographic Animal Habitats and Adaptations Play the producers, consumers, decomposers game Info about Giant African Land Snails.invasive organisms Space Toilet! (YES! There are two of them!)īuild your own Caterpillar to fit its environmentĬreature Feature (to be used with Animal Adaptations activity) Tour of the International Space Station (Delete commentary and burn to disc) Identify how technology is used to observe distant objects in the sky.

Summarize why planets can be seen in different locations in the solar system at different times.

Analyze why stars remain constant in the night sky and why people see them at specific times of the year.

Describe, reenact, or explain the difference between revolution and rotation.

Topic 3- Movements and Motion of Stars and Planets

Compare and contrast the differences and similarities between planets and stars using appearance, position, and number in the night sky.

Understand that the sun is the largest object in the solar system (star).

Identify and label different constellations (Big Dipper, Orion, and Little Dipper) and their positions in the solar system.

Understand that a planet is a large object that moves around a star (sun).

Identify stars as burning spheres of gas.

Topic 2- Planet Characteristics and Relation to Stars Index of other sites that can answer all your questions

Understand that stars come in various sizes and colors.

Recognizes that constellations are patterns of stars.

Understand that galaxies are made up of stars.

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Why do stars appear to be in the same position, and planets in different positions in the solar system at different times of the year?.

How can students differentiate between planets and stars?.

How do stars compare in terms of color, size, and pattern?.When students complete this unit, they shold understand and be able to answer the following questions: There are similarities and differences betweens stars and planets.

(various powerpoint presentations on the moon) (why does the moon look like it changes video) Georgia 4th Grade Science Standards and Videos Jones, Esther - Evaluation & Assessment CoordinatorĮxploring Our Solar System: Planets and Space for KidsĬomparison of Planets and Stars- Our Solar System, Galaxy, and Universe.Etherton, Jackie - Kindergarten Teacher.Rainwater, Wendy - Kindergarten Teacher.Peterson, Melanie - Kindergarten Teacher.McDaniels, Shayna - Kindergarten Teacher.Londraville, Jordan - 4th Grade Teacher.The carbon dioxide traps heat and is warming the planet faster than before. This is called a natural climate cycle.īut these days some of the change is because of the way humans have been burning fossil fuels to power our homes, factories and vehicles, which has caused lots of carbon dioxide to enter the atmosphere. There are all sorts of reasons why the environment causes climate change. The climate across the world has always changed over hundreds, thousands, even millions of years.Ħ00,000 years ago, parts of Britain used to be so warm, palm trees grew and hippos swam in the River Thames.Īnd 20,000 years ago, Britain was going through an ice age and woolly mammoths roamed the land. The climate is different depending on where you are in the world. We work out what the climate in a place is by looking at the average weather for about 30 years, and seeing how warm or cold, rainy and windy it is during that time. I’m on my summer holidays and although I love Scotland, sometimes it’s nice to go somewhere with a warmer climate.