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Study Hall: working. Assigned Seats.

WARM UP  Bring your notebook, pencil, and agenda to your desk  Complete Wednesday’s warm up now  YOU ARE QUIET, WORKING WHEN THE BELL RINGS

Interactive Notebook Q3  Add entry to Table of Contents  6.E.1.2 The Planet Earth and the Solar System  Assign the next number

OUR MISSION THIS WEEK…  You will become an expert at the solar system and be able to explain how the Earth can sustain life while other planets can not

 Has anybody ever heard of the Solar System? What do you think it is?  Name some things that you think are part of the Solar System. I will write them below:

WRITE IN NOTEBOOK  The Solar System consists of:  The Sun and 8 Planets  Multiple moons  Asteroids, Meteors and Comets  Dust, gases and empty space.

WRITE IN NOTEBOOK Mnemonic for the 8 Planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune My Very Enthusiastic Mom Just Sent Us Nachos

WRITE IN NOTEBOOK NOTES:  Astronomical Unit (AU)=  The Earth’s average distance from the sun  Approximately 93 million miles away

Brain Pop  We will watch the video and you will work to complete the front “Activity”. We will watch the video and you will work to complete the front “Activity”.  We will review together to make sure everyone has the correct answers We will review together to make sure everyone has the correct answers

Video link   Login: jms  Password: jaguars

Brain Pop  The back will be a quiz that you will take in class The back will be a quiz that you will take in class  (10 minutes for the quiz) (10 minutes for the quiz)  Make sure your name is on your paper Make sure your name is on your paper  Turn your papers in now following our procedure Turn your papers in now following our procedure

Solar System Worksheet  You will receive a handout (front and back)  This is your “Solar System Worksheet”

We are indestructible astronauts!  You are on a mission to investigate all 8 planets and the sun. On your voyage, you will uncover key information in our classroom and Mr. Canosa’s classroom!

We will move between classes  Before we travel the Solar System, you will count off from 1 -4  The number you count will be the station you start at  You will complete all the required information for each planet and rotate only when the teacher tells you to move

Solar System Worksheet  Write your name on this worksheet  Turn it in now (passing papers in following our procedure)

WRITE IN NOTEBOOK  4 Terrestrial Planets: inner planets  Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars  4 Gas Giants: outer planets  Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune

Bill Nye the Science Guy—5 minutes  Bill Nye and the distance between the planets Bill Nye and the distance between the planets  97Ob0xR0Ut8 97Ob0xR0Ut8

DISCOVERY ED VIDEO  EARTH SCIENCE: SOLAR SYSTEM  Intro of Solar System  Planets of Solar System