Solar Science Lesson Plan Outline - Homeschool Buyers Co-op

Homeschool Buyers Co-op

Search

Co-op
Web

31,434 families growing stronger together!

Welcome!
About Us Testimonials Suppliers Tell A Friend You Can Help! Contact Us

Group Buys

***** NEW ***** Discovery Education Science Discovery Education streaming™ Plus Discovery Education streaming™ Colonial Williamsburg^® LEGO^® Education CyberEd® Science TELL ME MORE® Foreign Language Thinkwell Video Descartes' Cove Bill Nye Science Guy DVDs Explode The Code
Online AOP Academy StudyJams! Destination Math netTrekker d.i. *** LAST CALL! *** YourTeacher.com Penn Foster Chester Comix SkillsTutor Math Fact Fluency SpellDoctor World and I Homeschool Kaplan SAT Online Prep Kaplan ACT Online Prep ***** INDEX ***** ExploreLearning Gizmos Educational eStore Brainware Safari SmartDraw: Homeschool Edition Get A Clue Renzulli Learning ClickN' READ Phonics FREE Trial: netTrekker d.i. Stationery Studio

Free Resources
FREE Homeschool ID Free Curriculum Homeschool Conferences Field Trips Lesson Plan Reviews Daily Deals Contests & Scholarships Deal of the Month Money Tips

Members Only
My Account Exclusive Discounts Supplier Sweepstakes Dell Educator Discount Local Discounts FREE Classifieds

FAQs
Brainware Safari FAQs CyberEd FAQs Discovery Education streaming-FAQs Explode The Code FAQs Get A Clue FAQs Headsprout FAQs Pokemon FAQs SkillsTutor FAQs SmartDraw Homeschool FAQs Thinkwell FAQs Kaplan FAQs Penn Foster FAQs YourTeacher FAQs Destination Math FAQs Descartes Cove FAQs Colonial Williamsburg FAQs Bill Nye Science Guy FAQs

>>>Exclusive Member Discounts

Time4Learning.com
Get $10 Cash Back with a new subscription.

Academic Superstore
Save up to 70% on software and hardware.

WriteAtHome.com™
$20 off any writing course enrollment. 100% satisfaction guarantee

Top Subjects: Animals Art/Architecture Geography Health History Math Reading Science

O V E R V I E W

Resource:

Solar Science Lesson Plan Outline

Provider:

kidseclipse.com

Summary:

Explore the solar system this winter using this fun, hands on, solar science lesson that delves into the moon, sun, earth, comets and asteroids.

Description:

Look up to the sky; there is a lunar eclipse to be seen on February 21, 2008. This is a good time to find out what an eclipse really is. Kidseclispe.com has an award winning lesson plan shared for free on their site.

You be the judge of how you want to set up your lesson because with over 10 activities, this lesson plan outline is sure to keep your K-6th graders busy. Each section starts with a leading question, has vocabulary words highlighted with a link to the glossary and is written in easy to understand wording. The sections also include a summary for the teacher and once inside the link there are pictures, illustrations and animations detailing what is being said. Some of the sections have hands-on activities that will help strengthen your childs understanding of how the Earth, Sun and Moon move.

This lesson details how a solar eclipse takes place, gives information on the Moon and Sun as well as comets and asteroids. This really can be an entire lesson in itself or just a starting place for an awesome unit on Astronomy.

Contributed by:

Susan Mark
Copyright 2007, All Rights Reserved
Homeschool Buyers Co-op

C A T E G O R I E S

Orientation:

General

Subjects:

Astronomy, Science

Teaching Methods:

Lesson Plan

I N T E N D E D F O R:

Ages:

5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12

Grades:

K,1,2,3,4,5,6

F O R M O R E I N F O R M A T I O N

Web Site:

http://www.kidseclipse.com/pages/a1b1c0d0.htm

Preview this website below, or click the link above to go to it.