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Star Parties

Star Parties

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English

4th Grade

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Easy

CCSS
6.NS.B.3, RI.3.4, RL.5.1

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10 Slides • 17 Questions

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Read about how people are coming together to learn about astronomy.

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What is astronomy?

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The study of marine life, or water life

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The study of ancient civilizations
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The study of culinary arts, or cooking

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The study of celestial objects, space, and the universe as a whole.

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What does gleaming mean?

What is a star party?

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Multiple Choice

What is a star party?

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A star party is a gathering to celebrate celebrities.
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A star party is a social event where people dance under the stars.
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A star party is a meeting to discuss the latest trends in astronomy.
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A star party is an event where people gather to observe the night sky using telescopes and other astronomical equipment.

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Multiple Choice

What does gleaming mean?

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shining or glowing

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use of science for practical purposes, like in engineering

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looked at or explored to find information

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keeping busy in an aimless way; puttering

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This map shows some of those states.

There are star parties in many states.

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Who is guiding the star parties?

Where can you look for a star party?

What is a decade?​

Where are star parties held?

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Multiple Choice

Where can you go to find out where star parties are being held?

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Calling local restaurants
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Checking the weather forecast
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Asking friends on social media
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Check the National Park Service website

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Multiple Choice

What is a decade?

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twisted and turned; wriggled

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ten years

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the work that uses scientific knowledge for practical things such as building bridges

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the act of giving instructions, ordering, or commanding.

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​What is technology?
What is a telescope park?
What is engineering?

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What does technology mean?

1

shining or glowing

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use of science for practical purposes, like in engineering

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looked at or explored to find information

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keeping busy in an aimless way; puttering

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Multiple Choice

What is a telescope park?

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A telescope park is a park where telescopes are rented out for picnics.
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A telescope park is a theme park with telescope-themed rides.
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A telescope park is a designated area for stargazing with lots of telescopes to use.

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A telescope park is a place where telescopes are manufactured.

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Multiple Choice

What is engineering?

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twisted and turned; wriggled

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ten years

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the work that uses scientific knowledge for practical things such as building bridges

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the act of giving instructions, ordering, or commanding.

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​What is the largest planet in our solar system?

Which planet has larger and brighter rings?

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Multiple Choice

What is the largest planet in our solar system?

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Neptune
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Saturn
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Jupiter
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Mars

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Multiple Choice

Which planet in our solar system has the largest and brightest rings?

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Neptune
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Saturn
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Jupiter
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Mars

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​What is a constellation?

What is another name for a shooting star?

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Multiple Choice

What is another name for a shooting star?

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meteor
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planet
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asteroid
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comet

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Multiple Choice

What is a constellation?

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A constellation is a group of stars that form a recognizable pattern in the sky.
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A constellation is a type of cloud formation in the atmosphere.
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A constellation is a musical instrument used in orchestras.
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A constellation is a type of fruit found in tropical regions.

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​How long does it take the moon to finish its pattern?


What are these different patterns called?


What causes the moon to be visible?

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Multiple Choice

How long does a moon cycle take?

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29 or 30 days

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7 days

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31 days

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365 days

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Multiple Choice

What are the moon patterns called?

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shapes
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cycles
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stages
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phases

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Multiple Choice

How does the moon get its light?

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The moon creates its own light.

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The light comes from distant stars.

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The light is generated by Earth.

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The moon gets its light from the sun.

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Multiple Choice

What technology do people use to observe objects in the night sky?

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Binoculars
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Microscopes
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Radar
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Telescopes

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Open Ended

Would Mae from The Moon Over Star go to a star party? Why or why not?

Read about how people are coming together to learn about astronomy.

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