Navigating the Sky and Observing Leo

The video tutorial guides students through a lab activity involving the observation of the Leo constellation. It starts with setting up the date and time in a simulation, followed by instructions on how to view and record the visibility of Leo each month. The tutorial concludes with a summary of the activity and instructions for students to proceed with their handouts and complete an exit ticket.

What is the first step in the lab activity after setting up the calendar?

• Check the weather forecast

• Choose a constellation

• Set the date to January 1st, 2022

• Draw a map of the sky

Which time should be set for observing the constellations?

• Dawn

• Midnight

• Sunset

• Noon

How do you navigate the sky in the simulation to find Leo?

• Use left and right arrows

• Change the date

• Use the mouse to drag the sky

• Zoom in and out

What should you do if Leo is visible in January?

• Check the box for visibility

• Restart the simulation

• Ignore it

• Change the date

What should be drawn on the paper to document Leo's visibility?

• A circle and a stick figure

• A star map

• A calendar

• A constellation chart

What is the next step after checking Leo's visibility in January?

• Change the constellation

• End the lab

• Adjust the time

• Check visibility in February

In which month does Leo become not visible?

• May

• June

• July

• August

What should you do when Leo is not visible in a month?

• Check the box for visibility

• Skip to the next month

• Change the constellation

• Restart the simulation

What is the final step after completing the lab activity?

• Listen for further instructions

• Discuss with classmates

• Submit the handout

• Start a new lab

What should students do after watching the video tutorial?

• Ask questions

• Start working on the handout

• Take a break

• Leave the class