Space

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Solar System, Click here for solar system report criteria.
Uses a model to demonstrate how changes in seasons are due to variations in the intensity of sunlight caused by the tilt of the Earth on its axis. Designs a model that describes the position and relationship of the planets and other objects to the sun. Describes the motion of planets and moons in terms of rotation on axis. Explains moon phases are related to its orbits, due to gravity resulting in the amount of observable reflected light. Recognizes that nighttime objects and the sun appear to move because the Earth rotates on its axis and orbits the sun. Explains lunar and solar eclipses based on the relative positions of the Earth, moon, sun and the orbit of the moon. Explains the tides of the oceans as they relate to the gravitational pull and orbit of the moon Asteroid belt, (Kuiper Belt)(Thomas), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Thomas Blackhole, @http://delicious.com/brindlet/barry Earth's Atmosphere, (Justin), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Justin Earth's Magnetic Field, @http://delicious.com/brindlet/alexm Europa, (Ronajah), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Ronajah Comets, (Keyasia), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Keyasia Graviational Tides, (Terrance), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Terrance Halley's Comet, (Amiah), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Amiah Hubble Space Telescope, (Siyata), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Siyata International Space Station, @http://delicious.com/brindlet/alext Ida Asteroid, (Ke'ara), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Keara Jupiter, (Isaiah), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/isaiah Mars, (Andre), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/christian Mars Rover and other NASA exploration missions, @http://delicious.com/brindlet/diego Mercury, (Ganiya), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Ganiya Milkyway, (Arelis), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Arelis Moon, (Erias), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Erias Neptune, (Jamilla), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Jamilla Pluto, (Jalasheya), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Jalasheya Saturn, (Symone), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Symone Shoemaker-Levy 9 Comet, (Tanijria), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/tanijria Solar System Formation, @http://delicious.com/brindlet/xavier Sun, (Markel), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/markel Titan, (Janeeue), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Janeeque Uranus, (Lizabeth), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Lizabeth Universe, (Junias), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Junias Venus, (Stephanie), @http://delicious.com/brindlet/Stephanie
 * Change of Seasons
 * Solar System Information
 * Planet Information
 * Lunar Phase or Phases of the Moon
 * Moon Tides
 * Solar Eclipse
 * Lunar Eclipse
 * Rotation

Lesson One media type="youtube" key="UiDWmXHR3RQ" height="385" width="480" Use Flatland to explore a world of two dimensions. The science-fiction elements of the story combine mathematics with satire. Read the sections "Of the Nature of Flatland" and How the stranger "Vainly Endeavored to Reveal to Me in Words the Mystery of Spaceland."

Science Fiction Titles deal with Space Star Wars * Star Trek * Alien vs. Predator * Indiana Jones Planet Earth * The Living Dead Terminator Planet 51 * Signs * Minute Men E.T. the Extraterrestrial * Jurassic Park Journey to Center of the Earth Aliens in the Attic * Monsters vs. Aliens * Kids Next Door * (TV Show) Jetsons * (TV Show) Men in Black * Coneheads * Teen Titans * (TV Show) Lilo and Stitch * Ben 10 * (TV Show) District 9 * Chicken Little * Toy Story * Fantastic Four * Race to Witch Mountain * Buzz Lightyear * Bugs Bunny * (Martin the Martian) Duck Dodger * Doom * Scary Movie 3 * Forgotten * The 4th Kind Close Encounters of the Third Kind * Futurama * X-Men * Superman * Space Jam *

Our Solar System
Grade(s): 3-5 Descibes the Solar System and all of the planets that are a part of it.
 * @http://www.learn360.com/ShowVideo.aspx?ID=132521
 * Solar System 101, National Geographicrget
 * http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/kids/extreme.cfm?target=SolarSys