Why do we see patterns in the sky,
and what else is out there we can't see?
Space Unit
Handouts
Student Handouts, References, Readings
Full Student Edition
Lesson 1 Gerardo Aldara, Thebe Medupe, Jesse Ferrari, Annette Lee, Making Sense, Gallery Walk
Patterns in the Sky, Systems Modeling Scaffold, Listening Group
Lesson 2 Observations of the Sun, Mapping Models, Model Map, Earth-Sun System, Sun in Summer, Sunlight Angles,
Hemisphere Seasons, Days and Nights
Lesson 3 Observations, Shape Patterns
Lesson 5 Data Sheet
Lesson 6 Apple Cannon, Apples and Orbits
Lesson 7 Data Sheet, Small Solar System Objects
Lesson 8 Star Data, Modeling Multiples, Observing Physical Model, Loon, Panther, Guided Peer Interactions, Extraterrestrials,
Peer Feedback
Lesson 9 Scientific Text, Extremophiles
Lesson 10 Life in Our Solar System
Lesson 11 Observing Stars
Lesson 12 Orbits, Light Curve Data, Star System, Kepler
Lesson 14 Podcast Project, Obtaining Info Checklist, Evaluating Info Checklist, Communicating Info Checklist, Self Assessment,
Share Your Podcast
Lesson 15 Hubble, Powers of Ten Part 1, Great Debate
Lesson 16 DQB, Drake Equation, Pale Blue Dot
The Descent of the Feathered Serpent
Wombat Season
Lesson 1: Podcast Guide for Students: Structure
Lesson 3: Moon's Orbit Interactive
Farmer's Almanac: Moon Phase Calendar, 2020
Lesson 4: NASA Eclipse Website
Lesson 5: National Geographic: Tide
Lesson 6: Newton's Cannon
Rebirth of Selemela
As it is above, It is below
Lesson 7: Solar System Scope
Lesson 12: Kepler's Tally of Planets
Zooniverse Exoplanet Explorers
Lesson 13: Astronaut Jeff William's Twitter
Lesson 14: TED Talk: Lucianne Walkowicz
Lesson 15: National Geographic: Black Holes