

Patterns in the Sky
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Caryn Milton
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Patterns in the Sky

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Stars
Scientists estimate that the universe may have more than 70 billion trillion stars!
The sun is the star that is nearest to the Earth and is also the most important to us
Like all stars, the sun is a hot ball of gas
Stars can be seen as shapes and patterns in the sky. These star patterns are called constellations
As Earth rotates and revolves, stars appear to move across the sky.
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Multiple Choice
What word is used to describe star patterns in the sky?
moons
circles
constellations
suns
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Multiple Choice
The sun is also a _______________________.
moon
star
moon
constellation
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Fill in the Blank
The sun appears so big and bright because it is closer to the _______.
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Multiple Select
Choose all of the famous constellations.
Orion
Madea
Hercules
Vin Diesel
The Big Dipper
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Star Light, Star Bright
The stars are out, both day and night just can't see them because the sun is so bright.
In places like New York, where there are many lights, we may still only be able to see the brightest of the bright stars
We may not be able to see the stars if the sky is not clear
We can see stars best in a town where there are not a lot of bright lights
Most stars are so far away we can't see them at all with our bare eyes; we would have to use a telescope
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Multiple Choice
True or False. Stars do not shine in the day time.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
True or False. A good place to go see alot of stars at night is New York.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
The are so many stars that we can't see with our bare eyes, so we should use a _____________________.
microscope
safety goggles
magnifying glass
telescope
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Open Ended
If you were to name a constellation, what would it be named?
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