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Use the following Gizmos with this week's standards. Log in to Gizmos through Clever only.

Gravity Pitch

Solar System

Solar System Explorer

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Standard 6.2 is covered in Chapters 19-22 in the textbook

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According to AMSTI correlation documents the following lessons  correlate with standard 6.2.
Lesson 3- Surface Gravity
Lesson 4- Solar System Explorations
Lesson 5- Impact Craters
Lesson 7- Gravity and Orbital Motion
Lesson 8- Asteroids, Comets, and Meteroroids
The document further states that coverage and mastery are dependent upon classroom instruction.  The TE and activities may not specifically state this standard so you as the teacher must facilitate questions and discussions in order to pull this standard out throughout the learning experience.

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Instructional supports are designed to help educators engage their students in exploring, explaining, and expanding their understanding of the content standards. This resource is from ACAP ALSDE Educator Instructional Support document.

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In this activity, students will read an article about Rocket Science. Click on the link below and log into Newsela with your MCPSS credentials using Google. Newsela provides online articles about science. Students will build literacy, with engaging scientific text. Each article has a quiz and open-ended questions

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Newsela | Chemistry is an essential element for rocket science

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To get a rocket off the launch pad requires scientists to create a controlled chemical reaction.

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Students will be able to indentify the correct tools to observe the universe.

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Students will be able to identify and compare and contrast the various types of telescopes.
*Textbook pgs.688-697*

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Students will be able to identify and compare and contrast the various types of telescopes.

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Students will be able to identify and compare and contrast the various types of telescopes.

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Students will be able to indentify tools used to observe the universe.

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Item Specifications provide important information regarding the content to be measured. This resource is from the ACAP ALSDE Item Specifications document.

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1. Telescope Simulator:
https://www.stelvision.com/en/telescope-simulator/
2.Telescope Simulator: https://telescopius.com/telescope-simulator
3. Telescope Simulator:
https://astronomy.tools/calculators/field_of_view/
4.  Telescope activities:
http://sciencenetlinks.com/lessons/looking-into-space/

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How do humans observe and explore space?

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How do humans observe and explore space?

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How do humans observe and explore space?

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How do humans observe and explore space?

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How do telescopes help us learn more about the universe?

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PLDs provide a outline of what student should be able to do on the standard at various levels. This resource was from the ACAP ALSDE PLD document.

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1. Hubble Telescope
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZ_WeTGCU9o
2.Telescopes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGnrIxysyMohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGnrIxysyMo
Hubble Images:
https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/hubble/multimedia/index.html

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Hubble telescope
Kepler telescope
orbiting telescope
magnetism

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electromagnetic spectrum
wavelength
optical telescope
refracting telescope
reflecting telescope
radio telescope

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electromagnetic spectrum
wavelength
optical telescope
refracting telescope
reflecting telescope
radio telescope

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electromagnetic spectrum
wavelength
optical telescope
refracting telescope
reflecting telescope
radio telescope

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refracting telescope
reflecting telescope
radio telescope
wavelength
optical telescope
electromagnetic spectrum

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What tools do scientists use to view objects in the universe?

ACAP Practice

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Flocabulary: Space Exploration
https://www.flocabulary.com/unit/space-exploration/

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Space Exploration - Space Lesson Plan - NASA Video - Flocabulary

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Learn about space exploration with Flocabulary's educational hip-hop video and lesson resources.

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Explain in your own words the difference between a reflecting and refracting telescope.
ACAP Practice

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Students will watch video on telescopes.

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Time: About 25- 30 minutes
EdPuzzle: https://edpuzzle.com/signup/teacher?rc=f0tq91
Students will watch the Bill Nye: Space Exploration video in EdPuzzle and the students will answers questions as they progress through the video. This can be graded and automatically update the gradebook in Schoology.

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Easily create beautiful interactive video lessons for your students you can integrate right into your LMS. Track students' progress with hassle-free analytics as you flip your classroom!

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Students will use the following 2 simulation games to further explore the types of telescopes and how to build a telescope based on what they want to investigate in space.

Scope It Out Game:
https://www.jwst.nasa.gov/content/features/educational/scopeItOut/index.html

Build Your Own Telescope Game:
https://jwst.nasa.gov/content/features/educational/buildItYourself/index.html

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Students will read the following statements and decide if they agree or disagree:
1. Astronomers put telescopes in space to be closer to the stars.
2. Telescopes can work using only visible light.
3. Humans have walked on Mars.
4. There are objects and tools we use in our everday life that were developed using space technology.
5. Scientists have detected water on other bodies in the solar system.

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How Telescopes Work additional resources:
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5v7bN13PjZ8
2. https://science.howstuffworks.com/telescope.htm

Telescopes Literacy Lesson

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Nearpod: Rocket Science Day 2

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Nearpod is a must have application for teachers and schools that have access to a set of iPads, iPods, iPhones or Macs for their classes. What's Nearpod? The Nearpod platform enables teachers, schools and districts, to use their iPads to manage cont..

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Nearpod is a must have application for teachers and schools that have access to a set of iPads, iPods, iPhones or Macs for their classes. What's Nearpod? The Nearpod platform enables teachers, schools and districts, to use their iPads to manage cont..

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Students will read the non-fiction article on the Kepler Telescope, then complete the quiz questions to check for understanding.

https://newsela.com/read/keplertelescope-newplanets/id/17626/?collection_id=339
Teachers can sign into Newsela with their MCPSS credentials through Google or Microsoft.

Hubble Telescope Informational Text:
https://www.readworks.org/article/Technology-and-Space/d901f0f5-d91e-447d-95d1-4803ea7f8601#!articleTab:content/contentSection:b9085149-c3f5-4ab5-84d5-437367e5d7c2/
*Teachers can also use CER (Claim/Evidence/Reasoning) with these articles*

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Evaluate: The student presentations can be used as a minor grade to evaluate student understanding.
Quizizz Link: https://quizizz.com/join/quiz/5dbc4c343202bd001a1eb409/start?studentShare=true

Extend: See Additional Resources for 3 telescope simulators
Create Your Telescope
https://www.exploratorium.edu/exploring/space/activity.html
Extend: KAT7 Telescope Array Nearpod
https://nearpod.com/t/science/9th/kat7-telescope-array-L36171292

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Teacher will ask students to describe what they can see in in the sky on a clear night, then record answers on chart paper or in a digital format. Next ask students what tools we can use on Earth the see space objects better (telescope should be an answer they give).

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Notes about rocket science.
Nearpod: Rocket Science Day 1

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Nearpod is a must have application for teachers and schools that have access to a set of iPads, iPods, iPhones or Macs for their classes. What's Nearpod? The Nearpod platform enables teachers, schools and districts, to use their iPads to manage cont..

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Students will take notes using the Nearpod. Notes Outline from Rocket Science Day 1 and 2

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This is a lab for students to complete in groups. You will need to collect supplies and prepare before lab.

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Students will break into teams/groups to research and the various types of telescopes scientists use to explore space. Students should include how the telescope works(waves, energy/light it detects), where they are built, famous named telescopes, what the purpose of the telescope is, or any other info they think is important to include.  Teacher will use the following groups to put students in:
1. Reflecting telescope
2. Refracting telescope
3. Electromagnetic telescope
4. Radio telescope
Students will use the remaining class time to gather information on their assigned telescope. Groups will present their finding to the class Tuesday. Suggested platforms to use for delivery of research information are Flipgrid, Google Docs, Google Slides, PPT, or any other teacher preference.

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Students will present to class information about their telescope: (gallery walk, digital folder for students to go in and view others work, Flipgrid comments, etc) The teacher should have students present in a way that all students can view the content being delivered.
Teacher will support presentations to make sure students are getting correct and critical information from the presentations.

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Launching the Hubble Space Telescope Video

Click the link below and log in with your MCPSS credentials.

https://mcpss.discoveryeducation.com/learn/player/2a0eb48c-2276-4cea-b664-3275b23b7a35

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Prepare learners for tomorrow through curiosity, engagement, and real-world experiences.

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Describes the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope and reveals the initial failure of Hubble to return clear images to Earth. After it was fixed, the Hubble Space Telescope provided humankind with clear images of cosmic phenomena and illustrated in extraordinary detail the magnitude of the universe.

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Gimkit Game: You will need an account to set this up for your students to play. It is similar to Among Us. Chose any of the games on telescopes. Every student can play on their laptops individually.

https://www.gimkit.com/view/5db20fe8cd4ae70022365352

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Gimkit is a game show for the classroom that requires knowledge, collaboration, and strategy to win. Get started for free!