Gr 1 Mod 4 Ckpt 2 Stars

Alright, space explorers, your mission is to pick ALL of the stars in the list below. Pick ONLY the stars.

• Arcturus

• Sun

• Polaris

• Earth

• Moon

Imagine Kenzleigh and Sawyer are on a daytime adventure in the park, and Kenzleigh looks up to the sky, wondering why they can't see the stars. Can you guess why?

• a. The stars aren't in the sky.

• b. The sun's light is too bright, outshining the stars.

• c. The stars are only on the side of Earth that is having night.

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NGSS.MS-PS4-2

Imagine you are on a magical night adventure, gazing up at the stars. Suddenly, you wonder, who studies the vast sky beyond our Earth?

• a. meteorologist

• b. astronomer

• c. archeologist

Imagine you're stargazing with Beau, Carter, and Ella. You all notice a beautiful pattern in the sky. This pattern is known as:

• a. A group of suns

• b. A group of planets

• c. A group of stars

Hey there, stargazers! Mallory, Rosalie, and Annabelle are on a magical night adventure to uncover secrets of the sky. They stare at one special star. Can you guess what's special about the North Star?

• a. it does not move

• b. it cannot be seen at night

• c. it moves west to east

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NGSS.MS-ESS1-1

Imagine you're on a nature hike with Ava, Ryan, and Annabelle. As you go through the trails, you come across a challenge. Your mission is to arrange the photos of Arcturus in the correct order. Which row will guide you correctly?

• Row A

• Row B

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NGSS.MS-ESS1-1

NGSS.MS-ESS1-2

Imagine you're on an adventure with Ryan, Rosalie, and Kenzleigh, sailing across the vast ocean. Your mission: to reach Hawaii, guided only by the stars. The key to your journey? The bright star Arcturus. But how do you use it to navigate? Let's dive into the evidence that shows how the Polynesians used the stars to guide them.

• Arcturus has gone dim, so Hawaii must be far away from it.

• Arcturus is right above Hawaii at its highest point, so they follow it to Hawaii.

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NGSS.MS-ESS1-1

Ahoy, young explorers! Ava, Annabelle, and Sawyer need your help on their starry night adventure. Here's what you need to do: (1) Find the path of the star from east to west. (2) Locate where the star first appears early in the night. (3) Use your imagination to draw the majestic path most stars take across the sky. Ready? Let the adventure begin!

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NGSS.MS-ESS1-1