Mars
Read Planet Poem
Turned Binder into Notebook as a result of a CHES meeting idea
Read Usborne Complete Book of Astronomy and Space pg 26-27
Completed Narration Sheet
Experiment
Janice Van Cleave's "Astronomy for Every Kid" pg 30-31
Back-up
Purpose: To demonstrate the apparent backward motion of Mars
Moon Diary: Look at the phases of the moon that Owen filled in for the week
Added to the Map of the Solar System
This week: Mars
Owen's comments on what the most interesting thing he learned was:
Mars is colder than Earth
Cover
Side
Read Usborne Complete Book of Astronomy and Space pg 26-27
Completed Narration Sheet
Experiment
Janice Van Cleave's "Astronomy for Every Kid" pg 30-31
Back-up
Purpose: To demonstrate the apparent backward motion of Mars
Result: At first you are looking forward to view the background, but as you over take your helper you must look backward to see the objects.
Why: Your helper is not going backward you are just looking from a different position.
Write Up pg
Lunch
Read Usborne First Encyclopedia of Space pg 36-37
Completed Narration Sheet
Read Usborne Spotter Guide - The Night Sky pg 40
Completed Narration Sheet
Why: Your helper is not going backward you are just looking from a different position.
Write Up pg
Lunch
Read Usborne First Encyclopedia of Space pg 36-37
Completed Narration Sheet
Read Usborne Spotter Guide - The Night Sky pg 40
Completed Narration Sheet
Moon Diary: Look at the phases of the moon that Owen filled in for the week
Added to the Map of the Solar System
This week: Mars
Weekly Science Vocabulary Word:
No vocabulary this week
This week's test
No vocabulary this week
This week's test
Owen's comments on what the most interesting thing he learned was:
Mars is colder than Earth
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