Introduction
Hello and Welcome to the World of Astronomy!
Today in this activity, you will learn about the Solar system and different features of planets.
If you do not know what the solar system is, NASA defines Our solar system consists of our star, the Sun, and everything bound to it by gravity. Examples: Earth, sun, Moon, etc...
Below is a photo of the solar system.

Go to the next section to learn more about your activity today, and HAVE FUN!
Task
1. Correctly match planets. Write the answers down on a piece of paper. RESEARCH IS ESSENTIAL!!
3. After look up information on planets! Your job is to primarily be able to identify the planets and have an understanding on their features. You will watch a video that will instruct you on this. TAKE NOTES!!
4. Once everything is completed you will create a presentation on your planet. BE PREPARED, YOU WILL PRESENT TO THE WHOLE CLASS. You will be given 5 minutes to present so make it clear and simple. You can add as many pictures as you'd like.
DO YOUR BEST AND GOOD LUCK, I KNOW YOU'LL ACE IT!!
Process
Process:
Welcome to the world of Astronomy!
Let's start your research on Planets! Gather research needed for identifying Planets using kidrex.org!
Number a piece of paper with the numbers 1-15 and write the answers as you identify each part of the solar system.
As you can see, there is a numbered picture of the Solar System! Match the names to the correct number! After you finish, there is an answer sheet provided below to check your answers.
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1= The Sun
2= Mercury
3= Venus
4= Earth
5= Moon
6= Mars
7= Jupiter
8= Saturn
9= Uranus
10= Neptune
11= Comet
12= Asteroid belt
13= Orbit
14= Terrestrial planets or Inner planets
15= Outer planets
How many did you get correct?
Were you surprised at your knowledge on the Solar System?
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Next, you will be researching Uranis!
While watching this video on planets, pay close attention to your specific planet.
WRITE NOTES ON ATTRIBUTE OF YOUR PLANET!
Then, after the video is done, write a rough draft giving facts on your planet.
Once you have all your information written on your rough draft, you will create a presentation about your planet and present it to the class! Your teacher should have a poster board and markers or you can create a slide deck.
Have fun Young Astronomer! :D
Click the link when you are ready to watch the video.