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Human curiosity leads to the understanding of the solar system and its interconnected elements.

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27 November for seven weeks

Science Fiction genre exploration

Myths about creation

Religious exploration in creation

Non fiction exploration to find facts (classroom)

Online databases

Biographies

NASA websites

Mars Rover

Newsround (Children's news program)

https://pyplibrarian.com/pyp-themes/where-we-are-in-place-and-time-lesson-plans/solar/

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Planet

Star

Satellite

Solar system

Cycle

Seasons

Day/night

Rotation

Gravity

Meteorite

Moon

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Call astronomer that works for Lompoul to give a presentation about starts for the kids (Oana will find the contact)

Contact Mr Mazza re contacting Virgin Galactic and Sir Richard Branson (potential Zoom call).

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STAND ALONE:

Rhythms

Accidentals

Terms and signs

African drumming

Introduction to the musical staff

Writing on the staff

Handbells performance

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Mini connection:

Mini games to better understand the solar system (collaborative circle games).

Planets and sun system recognition during games.

Stand alone unit :

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Function

Change

Form

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Elements in the Solar System (Function)

Characteristics of the  planets and sun in the Solar System (Form)

Effect of Earth's position in the Solar System (Change)

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Thinking

Self-management

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Inquirer

Knowledgeable

Communicator

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Time

Coordinates

Direction

Patterns

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https://science.nasa.gov/kids/

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Articles, games and activities about our planetary neighbors

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Explore the 3D world of the Solar System. Learn about past and future missions.

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NASA encourages you to visit NASA Kids' Club and use its games and activities to inspire the next generation.

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Unlock access to our new NASA+ video streaming service, the latest NASA news, mission alerts, augmented reality, and thousands of images and videos to explore.

The redesigned NASA App unlocks access to our new NASA+ video streaming service, the latest NASA news, upgraded interactive experiences, mission alerts, augmented reality, and thousands of images and videos to explore -- putting the universe at your fingertips!

Download now.

With the NASA App, you'll be able to:
-Explore with unlimited access to NASA+, featuring all of NASA's official live coverage and original on-demand video series. No subscription required.
-Get the latest updates on Artemis, the James Webb Space Telescope, and other exciting NASA missions.
-Listen to our podcasts featuring astronauts and experts who take you on a tour of the galaxy without ever leaving Earth.
-Discover our latest innovations in aeronautics and technology.
-Take a deep dive into NASA's recent scientific discoveries about the Earth, our Solar System and the Universe.
-Set an alert for when the International Space Station will fly over your location.
-Experience our rovers and rockets up close and personal with augmented reality.
-And so much more! Download the updated NASA App now.

NASA has been my idol space agency and has driven my desire to see science fiction become reality.

At 50 years old, I grew up in the second great era of our nations's space agency. The time of that absolutely stunning and beautiful workhorse, "The Space Shuttle". I fell fell in love with it, mourned with it and always believed in it. That technological marvel, lit the fire within me to believe that one day, maybe even in my lifetime, an average person would be able to reach the stars. Now many years later, I look back on it nostalgically and it makes me smile. I am excited to see what humanity's future holds with NASA courageously pushing the unknown frontier.
Being able to view the earth, from the ISS, which was put in orbit by the "Space Shuttle Program", from my handheld touchscreen computer/communicator, while dictating to it as it responds to my queries, was 100% science-fiction when I was 12 years old. With out a doubt, NASA has continuously satisfied my inner desire, to see science-fiction, become reality! This app, being part of that system which makes it all possible, is more than just a link to a technological marvel. It's a window, into a legacy of great minds, brave explores and heroes, that not only empowered our nation, but has empowered humankind. Thank you, to all The Trailblazers of the past, the present and the future; I can only imagine what the next 50 years is going to bring.

NASA infinity

From the beginning of the NASA program we have a new way of exploring our minds of what's outside our planet. We read that the Babylonians were building a wall to the sky. We learned aircraft's could adventure above the clouds but through NASA we have went beyond the circle. From the sixties to today many generations have explored greater ideals of planets, moons, and craters. Thank you NASA for satellites, countries uniting, and education in so many forms. When we put the first man on the moon our imagination ran wild. Believing that we would be living as the cartoon " the Jetsons" or exploring space meeting aliens as Star Trek or Star Wars. Even possibilities as ET introducing their kind to us earthlings. Through NASA we have explored the outer limits of space and many things inside. We have through NASA explored our depths of oceans finding new species that we now know exist. Thank you to NASA for the opportunities for our imagination to go beyond and the education to keep exploring the galaxy and our planet. There is so much more to explore from when NASA started to today and the future generation to add. It's a galaxy of worlds unexplored also waters of the unknown. Overwhelming opportunities for now and future generations through the world of NASA. Thank You NASA!!

Thank you so much!

Dear NASA...
Thank you so so so much for creating this amazingly designed and well informed app, thanks to you guys I always am on the right time for the live broadcasts from the ISS and not to mention all the launches and images, I LOVE this app, I am crazy for space and my dream is to work at NASA in the future, I want to be one of those who will be sent to Mars, and to be honest, it was a bit tough to persuade my parents to let me become an astronaut, I have no comment on this app, it is well designed, all the informations are trustable, the images are really beautiful, and whatsoever, continue your amazing work, I will always and always support you through whatever you guys do and I will always be like (GO NASA) from my own country, I am satisfied with this app, thanks again, stay safe, good day!
Best wishes....
Fan #1

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Research / Note-taking

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Try VR solar system tour with the google glasses. Maybe by using the ipods we have in ES. Needs to be checked if that would work

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Astronomy for kids. Explore the planets of our solar system Fly through the rings of Saturn. Land on Mars. Dive into the clouds of Jupiter. Make your own adventure!

Travel into space and visit tiny Mercury, fierce Venus, friendly Earth, dusty Mars, stormy Jupiter, elegant Saturn, hazy Uranus, and mysterious Neptune. Perfect for future astronomers everywhere.

"Space should more accurately be called "Hands On With the Solar System." - Children's Technology Review

*** KAPi Best App for Older Children ***
*** Children's Technology Review Editor's Choice ***

Hurl meteorites through the atmosphere. Spin around the sun and zoom onto its surface. Jump into a whirling space storm. Boldly go where no kid has gone before in 3, 2, 1.... liftoff!

Space is No.8 in Tinybop's award-winning Explorer's Library. Kids can discover new worlds in other Explorer's Library apps, including The Human Body, Plants, Simple Machines, The Earth, Weather, Homes, and Skyscrapers.

FEATURES
+ Visit 8 planets and the sun!
+ Study the surface of each planet and the sun up close.
+ Discover the characteristics of each planet with a helpful snowman.
+ Throw meteorites at each planet to test their atmospheres and gravity.
+ See how big and massive each planet and the sun are by comparing them side-by-side.
+ Play with and observe each planet's orbit around the sun.
+ Follow the moon's orbit to discover the phases of the moon.
+ See how quickly or slowly each planet spins on its axis and how long each day is.
+ Peek inside each planet's rocky crust or gassy outer layer.
+ Move the Earth's axis to see how it affects seasons.
+ Explore Mars' rocky surface with NASA's Curiosity.
+ Experience wild weather and more on Venus.
+ Find out why Mercury has so many craters.
+ See what Saturn's rings are made of and make them spin.
+ Discover diamonds on Neptune and Uranus.
+ Interactive text labels in 50+ languages teach vocabulary.
+ FREE Space Handbook has technology tips and basic info for teachers and parents.
+ Original artwork by Jessie Sattler.
+ Original sound design.
+ Open-ended activities with no rules. Curiosity and creativity are rewarded.
+ Multi-user system.
+ Fun for all ages.
+ No third-party advertising.

FREE handbook
Our expert-reviewed handbook is full of facts, interaction hints, and discussion questions to support learning in this app, in the classroom, or at home. Download in your app or at: http://tinybop.com/handbooks.

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We take your and your child's privacy very seriously. We do not collect or share personal information about your child, nor do we allow any third-party advertising.

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Read our complete privacy policy at tinybop.com.

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Version 1.2.0

Updated for iOS 16!

Best game ever!

This game is fantastic! It is perfect for kids who want to learn about space. And the activities are so fun! It even gives you a look at the size and weight of the planets.🌏🌛 And, you get to make your own rocket ship! The best part is that you get to look inside the planets.

Thank you! We are so happy to hear that you are enjoying it!

16 APPS IS NOT ENOUGH, MORE APPS !!!

I have 16 Tinybop Apps :
1. Space
2. Human Body
3. Mammals
4. Earth
5. Homes
6. Coral Reef
7. Skyscraper
8. Infinite Arcade
9. Robot Factory
10. Weather
11. Simple Machine
12. Monster
13. Me
14. Creature Garden
15. Plants
16. Everything Machine

That's a lot so I can be your biggest fan and I have a request :

- I'm using iPad Pro and only Creature Garden & Space can Full Screen, I hope you fix that

- Please Make an app about Elements of Periodic Table, Atoms, Cell, Radioactive & Nuclear.

Hope you guys do my request, Tinybop is the only app my dad allow me to purchase.
I have High IQ above my age that mean easy for me to learn new thing from your app. So please please make that app, sorry that's very long. That's all, Thank you

Hi! We are so happy to hear that you are enjoying all of our apps! We will definitely keep your awesome suggestions in mind when coming up with new apps. Please have your dad email us at support@tinybop.com when you get a chance! Thanks!

Disturbing, not educational

Bought a bundle of these apps because I thought it would be educational, however there is no explanations or education.. just very detailed cartoons of shark carcasses, bloody meals, craters and garbage hitting planets, putting live animals into the ground and watching them decay, and for some reason you can remove the bones from the animals bodies. What is educational about any of that? This is a very unsettling set of apps and I'm sorry I wasted $10 on them. Two stars for the graphics design, there was great potential ruined by the content.

Hi! I am sorry to hear that you are having a negative experience with our apps. Our apps take a discovery based approach to learning and aim to have kids learn through interactions and experiments of their own. For example, students are able to learn about the ecosystem of the coral reef by observing food chains. Or, students can see what happens when a crater hits a planet. For interaction tips and hints, please feel free to check out our handbooks for each app (https://tinybop.com/handbooks). Please email us at support@tinybop.com with any additional feedback.

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Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

Information

Compatibility

iPhone

Requires iOS 9.0 or later.

iPad

Requires iPadOS 9.0 or later.

iPod touch

Requires iOS 9.0 or later.

Mac

Requires macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.

Languages

English, Arabic, Basque, Bengali, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malayalam, Manx, Norwegian Bokmål, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Simplified Chinese, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Tagalog, Thai, Tibetan, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Vietnamese

Age Rating

4+, Made for Ages 6-8

Family Sharing

Up to six family members can use this app with Family Sharing enabled.

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‎Travel into space and visit tiny Mercury, fierce Venus, friendly Earth, dusty Mars, stormy Jupiter, elegant Saturn, hazy Uranus, and mysterious Neptune. Perfect for future astronomers everywhere. "Space should more accurately be called "Hands On With the Solar System." - Children's Technology Revi...