
Introduction Task Process Resources Evaluation Conclusion
Introduction: Thousands of objects, including nine planets, move around the sun. The planets spin around the sun along orbits, like runners racing around a track. Some planets spin more quickly than others. The planets are moving in the sky all of the time. The sun and the planets are part of what we call the Solar System. Now let's go learn more about the nine planets!

Task: You will be working in groups to find information about one of the planets.
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Mercury |
Venus |
Earth |
Mars |
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Jupiter |
Saturn |
Uranus |
Neptune |
Pluto |
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Search Engines |
PowerPoint Instruction sheet |
Break |
Checklist
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Rubric |
Evaluation: Your project will be assessed with the Rubric.
Conclusion: As far as astronomers know, the only planet in the universe where life exists is Earth. However, the galaxy contains billions of planets that we cannot see, and there are billions of galaxies in the universe. We may never discover if other life forms exist on other planets, but keep doing research and maybe in the future one of you will find out!