Learning Exercises
Show results for
Filter by
Discipline
- Arts (1)
- Education (5)
- Humanities (1)
- Science and Technology (47)
- Social Sciences (1)
The Maya developed a very sophisticated study of astronomy, which enabled them to create a very accurate calendar and... see more
Students use internet to research the contibutions in astronomy. Course: Earth Science see more
Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written... see more
Create a classroom chart of planetary information gathered from the internet. Course: Astronomy see more
Did you know that you can see satellites with the naked eye? This site allows you to assign "viewing" opportunities for... see more
After completing the activity, Your Age on Other Planets, use this lab to understand Kepler's 1st Law on eccentricy.... see more
Galaxies are clusters of billions stars and may have different shapes. State Standard 4a Course: Astronomy see more
After completing the activity, Your Age on Other Planets, use this lab to understand Kepler's 1st Law on eccentricy.... see more
Worksheet that aids with the tutorial Written by George and Jane Hastings Course: Earth Science and Astronomy see more
Do your students ever argue that NASA and the American Government faked the moon landings in order to "beat" the... see more
A student workgroup will create, compare and contrast a Galactic Classification system to one that was developed by Edwin... see more
Have students create different impacts by changing the data (such as impact velocity, projectile diameter, density and so... see more
Students will use the site to view an animation on why the moon has different phases. They will use this knowledge to... see more
Students will create a powerpoint presentation using the Solar System reference Text & multimedia website as one of their... see more
Match characteristics, formation, and evolution of stars. Course: 9th grade earth science see more
Animation shows the actual movement of the moon around the earth. see more
great visual depiction of celestial objects see more
Actual pictures of the phases of the moon. see more
Actual pictures of the phases of the moon. see more
Great conversion chart for students to understand the distances expressed in lightyears by converting that to kilometers... see more
information about solar storms, the radiation that can be graphed and subsequent radio blackouts. see more
Great to use with resource or data sheets. Have students draw and color the components of a comet. Make a story sheet... see more
Websites allow for great warm-ups, discussios, guess whats and just plain fun to look. See what we can't unless you visit... see more
Students can compare the different landing sites of the moon. see more