The
Nine Planets
A multimedia tour through our solar system, including the latest news and views
on the planets and other celestial bodies. |
The
Nine Planets
The Nine Planets is a very comprehensive information site featuring the
nine planets of our solar system (related items included). |
NASA
Posters
Download several NASA posters here for use in your classroom. Topics include
Mars, the ISS, flight, sun storms, microgravity, the Wright Brothers, and
more. Many include student activities as well |
| Planetary
Fact Sheet Solar
System Model
Basic solar system model to make for first through third grade classes. |
Solar System Coloring Book
Learn your data about the solar system with this online solar system
coloring book. Choose your tools and paint away--print the pages out to
collate your own individualized solar system booklet. |
Space WebQuest
Choose a planet to research. Then choose a space mission to complete.
Complete the web quest by writing an original space story and drawing a
picture of your planet. |
What do you weigh in other planets?
Enter in your weight in Earth pounds to see how much you would weigh on
other planets in our solar system. Then discuss gravity and mass--on Earth
and its neighbors--creating charts to visualize the differences. Do not ask
students who might be sensitive about their weight to submit their own
numbers; use average-weights to show a few examples, and lead in to the real
discussion involved in this science lesson. |
Planetary
Paths
Middle School lesson for planetary motion lawsCome
to My Planet
Interplanetary travel brochures
Mars
Quest |
The
Solar System in Pictures
This web site has fifty 3-D stereo images of the planets in our
Solar System. You do not need red/blue 3D glasses to enjoy the full 3-D
effect. There are also 340 other pictures of the planets, as well as
interactive quizzes (many with
pictures) to test your knowledge. |
How
Much Do You Weigh & How Far Can You Jump on other planets?
Middle School Lesson Plan |
Kepler's
Three Laws of Planetary Motion
Interact online in this planetary game from NASA to better understand the
reasoning behind Kepler's three laws of planetary motion. |
The
Solar System - Jet Propulsion Laboratory - NASA |
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Explore A Planet
The Planets -
Enchanted Learning
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