Hello astronomers, welcome back!
Here you have your next challenge:
What is a constellation? Which is their origin (who discovered them)?
How can we easily find the constellations? Can they help us orientate?
Tell us 4 constellations (name) and add a picture.
Search and summary the story behind one of them.
Create a model of the constellation chosen. Be creative!
Hi again astronomers!
It’s time for some investigation and some speaking practice! As always, follow the instructions:
PART 1. Define in about two paragraphs what the Solar System is. Also attach an image.
PART 2. Prepare the presentation on your planet
1) Check in the list which planet do you have assigned.
2) Prepare an oral presentation, you can use any software you want (power point, prezi, canva…) to help you. It has to be about 10 minutes long.
3) Summarize the information and add it to the blog post. (Use the label “solar system”).
Distribution of the planets:
- MARS: Salvador & Badr
- JUPITER: Ferran & Gabriel
- VENUS: Martina V & Martina M
- NEPTUNE: Fiona & Àurea
- SATURN: Marc & Pol
- THE SUN: Laura & Alba
- URANUS: Abril S & Nit
- THE MOON: Jana & Júlia
- PLUTO: Jan & Biel T
- MERCURY: Abril del P & Aleix
- EARTH: Amanda & Georgina
- HALLEY COMET: Joan & Biel C
- MILKY WAY: Nil & Erika
- NASA: Mohamed A & Ghita
- ESA: Mohamed B & Iliass
Hello astronomers!
Time to work a little with your hands. Follow the instructions:
1. Choose the compass or the sundial
2. Search in the internet how to create this instrument
3. Create a new post including: title, introduction, materials, procedure, results and sources
4. Bring the material and create this instrument
5. Attach your own pictures of the result
(add the label "astronomy crafts")
Hi there,
New proposal, astronomers! Now is time to investigate a little bit. Follow the steps:
1. Create a little text (2 or 3 paragraphs) explaining the origin of the Universe or Big Bang and its expansion. Use the following websites:
2. After, you have to explain the theory of the Universe’s Expansion using the following
material: a balloon, a marker and a ruler. Take different pictures of the process.
3. Use the images you have taken and this website giphy.com to create a GIF of the work done.
Steps:
a) Click create, at the right top of the screen
b) Then, “Choose photo or GIF” and choose an image
c) Under the picture, click “add more images” and “Browse files”
d) Choose the seconds of each image, write a tittle for the GIF and “enter your
captation”.
e) Then , click “Continue to upload” and “Upload to Giphy”
f) Lastly, click “Embed” and copy the code you will need to add to the post of you blog.
Hello again astronomers,
Today's mission! Taking the astronomers from the exercise 2, create a timeline. Use the online software you want: canva, postermywall, genially, powerpoint, etc.
Next activity, astronomers!
You need to build a table with 5 well-known astronomers. In that table you must include:
Name
Date of birth
Main thinking
Image
(create a label with the name "Astronomy history")
Hello, astronomers!
It is time to start creating your post. In this first activity, we ask you to post the information you researched about vocabulary (the activity we started with the quiz in class).
Let's start!
