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Through the Eyes of Scientists: Around and Around - Everything is Moving
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Through the Eyes of Scientists: Around and Around - Everything is Moving

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Topic:

Grade Level: K-4

Body: Our Solar System, Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Asteroids, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Comets, Kuiper Belt & Oort Cloud, Earth's Moon

Mission: Voyager 1 (Our Solar System), Voyager 2 (Our Solar System)

Science Education Standards: Science Objectives
Students will:

  • Meet Dr. Edward Stone and learn about how he and scientists like him have explored the solar system - a system of constantly moving planets and other objects circling the Sun.
  • Learn that objects in the solar system move at different speeds.
  • Check out a model to gain information as Dr. Stone and other scientists did.

Language Arts Objectives
Students will:

  • Use scientific language to accurately record observations.
  • Reflect on their knowledge and document learning through compare and contrast writing.

Short Description: Learning about the ever-moving objects in our solar system through the eyes of Scientist-Adventurer, Dr. Edward Stone. This lesson is part of the Through the Eyes of Scientists formal education product.

Source: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory


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