1. The Inner and Outer Planets

2. The Inner Planets are Terrestrial
Terrestrial Planets with rocky surfaces
High temperatures
Closer to the Sun
Closer to each other
Terrestrial planets share features:
tectonics
volcanism
weathering and erosion
impact catering

3. Mercury Closest to the Sun Only 88 days to orbit
Bombarded with impact craters
Temperature extremes
800 F during day, -280 F at night
Basically no atmosphere
Your weight: If you weigh 100 pounds on Earth, you would weigh 38 pounds on Mercury.

4. Venus Thick atmosphere of CO2 and Sulfuric acid
Your weight: If you weigh 100 pounds on Earth, you would weigh 88 pounds on Venus.
Sulfur Dioxide rain (acid rain)
Active volcanoes
Longer day than year
Spins opposite than other planets (Retrograde Motion)
Over 870 F all the time

5. Earth Home sweet home Only planet with sustained life
Hydrosphere (water)
Atmosphere made up of N, O, CO2
Comfortable temps

6. Mars Frozen polar CO2 caps Smaller than Earth
Slightly longer day and year
Very cold (60 F to -130 F)
Largest mountain in solar system
Olympus Mons
Thin atmosphere of CO2
Air pressure 1% that of Earth
Rust gives Mars it’s color (iron and oxygen reaction)
Your weight: If you weigh 100 pounds on Earth, you would weigh 38 pounds on Mars.

7. Asteroid Belt Separates the inner and outer planets
Possibly an annihilated planet
Most asteroids hang out here

8. Outer Planets are Gas giants
No solid surface, just thick atmosphere
All very large
Very far apart from each other
All have rings

9. Jupiter Could hold 1300 Earths Almost big enough to be a star
Temperature is -234 F on average
12 Earth years = 1 Jovian year
1 Jovian day = 10 Earth Hours
Jupiter’s enormous gravitational pull allows it to have 63 moons!
Weight: If you weigh 100 pounds on Earth, you would weigh 265 pounds on Jupiter.
Huge storms
Great red spot “hurricane” larger than Earth
Jupiter

10. Saturn 30 years to orbit Rotates in 11 hours
Large rings made of ice and dust
Extremely low density
Saturn's density is lighter than water (0.7) which means if you had a body of water big enough to hold it, it would float! 
Your weight: If you weigh 100 pounds on Earth, you would weigh 107 pounds on Saturn.

11. Uranus Blue in color due to methane gas 84 years to orbit
It is the only planet to rotate on its side. Scientists are unsure why it rotates that way
It has approximately 20 years of daytime and 20 years of nighttime because one pole faces the sun for a couple of decades and then the other for a couple.
Temperature -353 F average
Uranus

12. Neptune Methane atmosphere 164 years to orbit -250c temps
30 times farther from the sun than Earth
Neptune’s winds are the fastest of any planets in the Solar System and can reach more than 1,200 miles per hour

13. Pluto- I am a dwarf planet.