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Hello Scholars,
In this lesson, you will create a model to investigate why the stars are visible at night but disappear when the Sun comes out during the day. In the activity, Star Projector, you will need a paper cup to project stars onto a sky picture and observe what happens to these stars when a flashlight acts as a model of the Sun.

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Essential Question:  Why do stars come out at night?
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In this lesson, students use a model to investigate why the stars are visible at night but disappear when the Sun comes out during the day.

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In the activity, Star Projector, students use paper cups to project stars onto a sky picture, and observe what happens to these stars when a flashlight acts as a model of the Sun.
Tap the image below to play the video instructions.

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In this lesson, students use a model to investigate why the stars are visible at night but disappear when the Sun comes out during the day.

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Print out this worksheet if you have access to a printer.  If not, draw this constellation on the bottom of a paper cup.
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Copy of Mystery Science - Spinning Sky - M5Spinning Sky | Mystery 5 - Big Dipper 7-23-17

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Print out this worksheet if you have access to a printer.  If not, use a flashlight to shine your constellation onto a dark wall.
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Copy of Mystery Science - Spinning Sky - M5- Sky Sheet (7-23-17)Sky sheet

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In this lesson, students use a model to investigate why the stars are visible at night but disappear when the Sun comes out during the day.

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