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Looking for a fun way to teach students about the captivating phenomenon of a lunar eclipse? Add “Lunar Eclipse Mini Book: Earth Science – Learning about the Moon,” to your cart today, download and print! This resource will make complex space science accessible and exciting for young learners.
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Students will learn about the four seasons, (winter, spring, summer and fall) while creating a cherished 12 page science mini-book! For each season, students will learn when that season begins and a fact about it.
Example: For spring, students will learn that spring begins every year on March 19th or 20th and that spring is warm and flowers begin to grow. Whey will be coloring, as well as tracing words and pictures! (Some seasons have more than one date when it may begin, as you see in the spring example. This allows this resource to be used every year and can be a springboard to a discussion as to why this is true if appropriate.)

This Solar System product will help students learn and reinforce their knowledge of the order of the planets and to be able to visual size differences of the planets! Each color poster has a duplicate b/w poster that can be used as a student handout. There are also worksheets for students to complete (with and without word banks). This resource provides 2 sets of all resources – One which includes the dwarf planet of Pluto and one that does not.

This is the teacher’s edition for Natural Science: Physics & Earth Science – Grade 7 (Student Edition)
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Hands-on learning! This solar eclipse activity has been designed to help students visualize a solar eclipse by creating a simple paper model of one.
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