Solar Systems and Planets Space Science Planet Earth Primary Grades Science Unit

Description

 Students will learn about simple space science concepts including stars, planets, solar systems, the Sun, Moon, Earth, planets in our solar system, day and night. The packet is organized in a low-prep and easy-to-use printable format. This comprehensive Space Science and Astronomy packet is aligned with the National Science Education Standards (NSES) and common core.

This Space Science Packet Includes:

• Cover Page
• Click and Go! Table of Contents
• Unit Lesson Plans
• Vocabulary Cards for Instruction
• Instructional Posters
• PowerPoint for Instruction with an engaging interactive, clickable slide
• INCLUDED! Space Science FLIP Book
• Space Science Mini Tab Book
• Interactive Notebook FLIP-TABS Page
• Interactive Notebook Our Solar System Page
• Cloze Reading Passages
• Space Science Quiz
• ABC Order
• Word Search
• Planetary Facts Activity
• My Trip to the Moon Writing
• Day and Night Activity
• Our Special Planet True/False Activity
• Planet Sequence Craft
• Space Science Writing Activities
• Answer Keys
• Terms of Use and Credits

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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Katie F. says, “My son absolutely loves science; I’ve struggled with finding lessons I feel like are the appropriate amount of information for his level. This is PERFECT! There is plenty to do and learn without being insanely complicated. I appreciate that so much since science isn’t my strong suite. It’s been an enjoyable addition to our homeschool for BOTH of us!”

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Nicole P. says, “I used this resource with my 2nd grade class during a space unit. My students loved the worksheets. I loved the variety of the materials, it wasn’t just worksheets but also flip books and mini books. I will use this every year for my space unit.”

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Amber F. says, “My students LOVED learning about the universe! I love the lesson plan and all of the resources. I was able to differentiate and picked what worked for my students. The vocab was an excellent visual that they referenced through out the unit.”