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Lessons:
1- Speaking: comparatives and superlatives
2- Reading: Astronomers and scientists
3- Writing: descriptive and narrative
4- Listening: solar system songs

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Lessons:
1- Ratio and proportions
2- Area and perimeter
3- Data and graphing
4- Measurement benchmarks

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Lessons:
1- Celestial bodies and their properties
2- Inner and Outer planets
3- Movement of earth (Rotation & Revolution)
4- Brightness of stars

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Lesson 1: (Science)

Exploring space, celestial bodies and their properties.

Activity:

picture prompt: showing students images related to space and celestial bodies and they identify or explain it.
Lesson 2: (English)

Listening songs about solar system

https://youtube.com/watch?v=PCxjuDePdCI&feature=share

Activity:

Choral response: asking students a one word answer, students responding all together in volume will consolidate the information. Questions will be related to the information in the song.

Lesson 3: (Math)

Identifying the meaning of measurement benchmarks and learn how to use different units to measure planets.

Activity:

Students solving story problems by converting weight and length into different units  of each planet.

Lesson 4: (Science)

Learning the difference inner and outer planets according to distance from sun, sizes and their arrangement.

Activity 1:

True or false: distributing cards with wrong and right statements and each student analyze the card and tell their opinion and explanation.

Activity 2:

Students are divided into groups to make schedule about either inner or outer planets' characteristics. In addition to comparing inner and outer planets in digaram.
Click here ---> Comparison schedule
Lesson 5: (English)

Reading stories about the role of astronomers, scientists, engineers and technicians.

click here ---> Book link becoming an astronaut

Activity:

Each student do a research on well known public figure and tell their achievement in relation to the space.

Lesson 6: (Math)

Understanding the meaning of area and perimeter and applying it on each planet, sun and moon.

Activity:

Showing figures to students and asking them to calculate the area and perimeter of planets shown.
Lesson 7: (Science)

Movement of Earth's rotation and revolution.

Activity 1:

Students are divided into teams to cooperate and solve short worksheet. click here ---> worksheet link

Activity 2:

Students' doing model to show understanding of the concept click here ---> model reference

Lesson 8: (English)

With the teacher's guidance and recalling information, students' will start expressing their knowledge about space and planets in writing.

Activity:

Descriptive writing on planets and space.
click here ---> Writing task link
Lesson 9: (Math)

Calculating the ratios related to planets and their distance from the sun

Activity:

Students are given some data and asked to calculate the scale diameter by using excel and spreadsheets.
click here ---> Task link

Lesson 10: (Science)

Learning about the stars' characteristics, their sizes and why they shine in the night.

Activity:

students doing activity with the teacher using flashlights and making observations. Click here ---> activity link

Lesson 11: (English)

Narrative writing about each student imagination of the space. It can be fiction or non fiction. Example: autobiographical story.

Activity:

Students are divided into teams to write about a fiction story in space and each member is responsible about one role: writing, narration, acting, research.

Lesson 12: (Math)

Learning about data graphing (line plots and bar graphs), to know how to present information related to the space by graphs and figures.

Activity:

Students having paragraph about planets' distance from the sun and asked to present it on line plot graph
click here ---> graph link

Lesson 13: (English)

Speaking using structure of comparative and superlatives to compare between planets.

Activity:

Students are divided into teams and asked to choose 4 planets and compare between them using comparative and superlatives in the form of presentation.