A ppt I copied from someone else as my laptop with it's precious ppts took a digger.
http://docs.google.com/a/trilliumcharterschool.org/Presentation?id=dgzc5n4t_272d9t36fgq&hl=en
Friday, May 22, 2009
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Star Cycle
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Observation journal options
Observation Journal: 100 points. Observation project of the night sky. Choose from below and recording:
· Moon Journal: pick one spot, draw the moon from that spot (or photograph) for 4 weeks with at least 10 observations
· Moving constellations. Draw the circumpolar constellations over a six hour period. Repeat another night.
· Draw the same spot in the sky (like stars hovering above a tree in your yard) 10 nights
· Write ten entries over the next 17 weeks documenting how you hear non-astronomy people use astronomy terms and what they might be trying to accomplish by using them. (mars bars, Saturn cars, etc.)
· Write ten reflections on the topics we’re learning about or your colleagues are presenting about.
· Look up at the night sky and design your own myth, draw the stars, constellation shape, write a brief myth for each one.
· Moon Journal: pick one spot, draw the moon from that spot (or photograph) for 4 weeks with at least 10 observations
· Moving constellations. Draw the circumpolar constellations over a six hour period. Repeat another night.
· Draw the same spot in the sky (like stars hovering above a tree in your yard) 10 nights
· Write ten entries over the next 17 weeks documenting how you hear non-astronomy people use astronomy terms and what they might be trying to accomplish by using them. (mars bars, Saturn cars, etc.)
· Write ten reflections on the topics we’re learning about or your colleagues are presenting about.
· Look up at the night sky and design your own myth, draw the stars, constellation shape, write a brief myth for each one.
Sky charts
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