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In this lesson plan from WorldWide Telescope Ambassadors, students explore objects representing various stages of the stellar life cycle and uncover how these stages fit together into two related sequences: one for Sun-like stars (similar in mass to our Sun) and one for massive stars (more than 8 to 10 times the mass of our Sun).
Embark on a cosmic journey with these astronomy science experiments. Explore how our solar system works and unravel the mysteries of the universe. Build cool machines and explore the natural world with science experiments created for fourth grade.
Stars spark the imaginations of artists and scientists alike. In this Lesson Plan, you will have the opportunity to learn the basic science behind these wondrous objects! Lesson 1: Common questions about Stars. Where do these points of light come from? Great question! Stars are born in dense regions of hot gas throughout the galaxy.
Explore how our solar system works and unravel the mysteries of the universe. Build cool machines and explore the natural world with science experiments created for fourth grade.
Critically assess elements and characteristics of the solar system. Identify and define attributes of the solar system. Interpret data regarding moon phases and planetary movements. Utilize technology based tools to collect data and analyze research topics.
Explore how our solar system works and unravel the mysteries of the universe. Build cool machines and explore the natural world with science experiments created for fourth grade.
The focus of this lesson is on the appearance of stars based on their size and distance from Earth. Central to this concept is recognizing our sun is a star as well. Students begin to comprehend the vast scale of the universe by comparing the brightness and sizes of stars in the night sky to our sun.
