Gas giants – Jupiter

Gas giants – Jupiter

This activity is part of teaching unit 4, Gas Giants. You can find the introduction and teaching guide here. Gas giants – Jupiter This activity is part of teaching unit 4, Gas Giants. You can find the introduction and teaching guide here. Jupiter is the largest and...
Gas Giants – Saturn

Gas Giants – Saturn

This activity is part of teaching unit 4, Gas Giants. You can find the introduction and teaching guide here. Gas Giants – Saturn This activity is part of teaching unit 4, Gas Giants. You can find the introduction and teaching guide here. Saturnis the second largest...
Age that crater!

Age that crater!

In Age that Crater! students will learn about the existence of craters on the Moon and on other planetary bodies and how they occur. They can also learn how to approximately age these craters, comparing them to other craters. This activity gives young students an...
Impact Craters

Impact Craters

With this activity, stydents learn how craters are made from the impact of an asteroid hitting the Earth and the effects this can have. With a fun, simple, but quantitative experiment, they will learn how the crater size depends on the impactor mass and the impact...
Children’s Planetary Maps: the Moon

Children’s Planetary Maps: the Moon

Using planetary maps, students will be able to read cartographic information about the Moon and compare the environmental conditions of our satellite to those on Earth. They will understand the conditions needed for life to exist, and be able to explain why it cannot...