Beyond our Solar System Web Quest Go to the following website: http://casswww.ucsd.edu/archive/public/astroed.html 1. What is there a picture of on th...
Web Quest – Beyond Our Solar System Name _____ The purpose of this web activity is to take you far beyond the
Solar System Web Quest . 1. Mercury is _____ the size of Earth. 2. Mercury has a large metallic core that makes up about _____ percent of the
Solar System Formation Web Quest Directions: Use the websites provided to learn about the beginning of the universe (Big Bang Theory) and the formation of our solar
Remember, kids—planets, stars, comets, and asteroids can't really talk. But if they could, here is what they might say! “Hi, Earth children! My name is the Sun. You see me almost every day! I am part of a big family called the solar system. Planets ,
Atomic Theory Webquest Grading Rubric Name(s): Hour Score Activity Exemplary Proficient Partially Proficient Incomplete Points ... Web Quest - Atomic Theory Web Quest
Standing among them is Voyage—a one to 10-billion scale model of our Solar System—spanning 2,000 feet from the National Air and Space ...... Student Worksheet 1. Scissors. Pencils. Lined paper. Crayons or markers. Research materials (see suggestions
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Overview. Student groups are assigned a body system that they must research. They produce a product that takes the students in the class on a “guided tour” of their system. They can do this through any media presentation (power point, video, poster,
completely fascinated by the workings of your amazing body! Task. Your journey through the human body will allow you to develop a better understanding of how your body works. You will answer five questions after studying each of the different areas (
1 The Burning Ghat We burned Osho’s body at night, at the old burning ghat, the one down by the river. The bit I remember most clearly is walking with the
Solar System WebQuest Name: Date: All web site links are available on the class website under “Solar System and Earth Formation”
Click on the links below to discover information about our Solar System: 1. Science Kids-http://www.sciencekids.co.nz/space.html A. From the Navigation Bar, click on
Categories Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Atmosphere Various gases Very Thin CO 2 Thicker Nitrogen Oxygen Thicker
Solar System WebQuest Length of Year (Earth Days) Number of Moons Planet is made of….. Writing a Paragraph {or Two} for the Solar System Web Quest
CALIFORNIA ENERGY COMMISSION Buying a PHOTOVOLTAIC SOLAR ELECTRIC SYSTEM A Consumer Guide 2003 Edition March 2003 P500-03-014F HANDBOOK Gray Davis, Governor
Page 1. Page 2. MARS ORBITER MISSION. Mars Orbiter Mission Spacecraft getting in to. Large Space Simulation Chamber for Testing. Page 3. Page 4. Page 5. Page 6. Page 7. Page 8. Page 9. Page 10. Page 11
DESIGN OF BIOGAS PLANT Biogas system design for cooking for a family of six members is considered here. The system design includes the estimation of total gas
Out Of This World Web Quest. Introduction A planet is an object that is in orbit around a star. There are nine planets in our solar system that orbit the Sun. We all know why Earth Is cool, but why are other planets cool too? The class will be broken
Nitrogen and Carbon Cycles Web Quest KEY Objective: To determine the importance of the nitrogen and carbon cycles and how these cycles function on Earth
Enterprise Web Training System (EWTS) Guide, Version 5.4, Updated 6/8/17 ii This document is controlled and maintained on the www.defensetravel.dod.mil website
Earth's Spheres WebQuest Task Sheet. Directions. You will be exploring the following internet resources for information about the Earth's. Spheres. Starting with Task 1, investigate the websites to discover how the Earth's Spheres interact to support
www.njctl.org. 6th Grade PSI. Earth and the Solar System. Solar System – Revolution Webquest. 6th Grade PSI Science. Name ... listed. 1. Go to: http://www .google.com and search for “My Solar System 2.03” Click on the following link: 2. Click “Start”
Astronomer: _______________________
Mr. Gord
Astronomy Date: __________ Hour: __________
Beyond our Solar System Web Quest Go to the following website: http://casswww.ucsd.edu/archive/public/astroed.html 1. What is there a picture of on the page?
Click on Gene Smith’s Astronomy Tutorial, then on “A Brief history of Astronomy”. (next line) http://cass.ucsd.edu/archive/public/tutorial/History.html Scroll all the way down the page. Feel free to stop and click on anything that interests you. 2. List two people from this page that attract your attention. Describe their accomplishments and why you chose them. I am expecting paragraphs – for each person you chose.
Scroll all the way down the page. Feel free to stop and click on anything that interests you. Click on Introduction at bottom. 3. Traveling at Freeway speed, how long would it take to get to Jupiter? Click on the small images that are on the side of the page. 4. Which image is your favorite and why?
Click on Gene Smith’s Astronomy Tutorial, Click on “Stellar Evolution 1.” http://cass.ucsd.edu/archive/public/tutorial/StevI.html Scroll all the way down the page. Feel free to stop and click on anything that interests you. 5. List the nine stages of a life cycle of a star like our sun.
Click on Gene Smith’s Astronomy Tutorial, Click on “Stellar Evolution II.” http://casswww.ucsd.edu/archive/public/tutorial/StevII.html Scroll all the way down the page. Feel free to stop and click on anything that interests you. 6. Do massive stars live longer or shorter stellar lives? Why?
Click on Gene Smith’s Astronomy Tutorial, Click on “Supernovae, Neutron, Stars & Pulsars.” http://casswww.ucsd.edu/archive/public/tutorial/SN.html Scroll all the way down the page. Feel free to stop and click on anything that interests you. Click on NASA’s supernova animation. http://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/snr.html 7. According to this link, when does a supernova occur and why?
Choose at least one more of Gene Smith’s Astronomy Tutorial links (your choice). 8. Write the one you chose. Why did you find it interesting? What did you learn that you didn’t know before?
