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1 Picture Mtch Words Orbit Nucleus Protons Debris Trnsport Element Fusion Cosmic Infltion Electrons Density Mterils copyrighted by the University of Louisville. Eductors re free to use these mterils with the proper cknowledgement of source.

2 Picture Mtch Bord Mterils copyrighted by the University of Louisville. Eductors re free to use these mterils with the proper cknowledgement of source.

3 Spelling Pyrmid Orbit Density O Or Orb Orbi Orbit Trnsport Nucleus (nuclei) Debris Fusion Cosmic Infltion Write 2 sentences using the words from the spelling pyrmid: Mterils copyrighted by the University of Louisville. Eductors re free to use these mterils with the proper cknowledgement of source.

4 Crd gme Density: the mount of mtter in something in reltionship to its weight nd size ( = mss/volume) Fusion: process in which the nuclei of toms re joined Cosmic Infltion: very fst expnsion of the erly universe in volume Trnsport: to crry (someone or something) from one plce to nother Debris: the pieces tht re left fter something hs been destroyed Element: one of the bsic substnces tht re mde of toms of only one kind Protons: positively chrged subtomic prticles found in the nucleus of n tom Electrons: negtively chrged subtomic prticles tht orbit the nucleus of toms Nucleus (nuclei): the center of n tom, where protons nd neutrons re found Orbit: to trvel round (something, such s plnet or moon) in curved pth (to mke n orbit round something) Mterils copyrighted by the University of Louisville. Eductors re free to use these mterils with the proper cknowledgement of source.

5 Jeoprdy. Round 1: Jeoprdy (Mterils: the Wednesdy set for the host) i. The clss splits into two tems + 1 person is the gme host ii. 1 person from ech tem stnds pproches the host s tble. iii. The host reds word, the first person who pushes button gets to provide the word definition. The correct definition gets the tem point. iv. The gme continues until ll words hve been used. b. Round 2: Ech tem gets set of 4 key vocb words nd blnk sentence strip. The tems re sked to develop sentences using the key words. Ech scientificlly (1pt) + grmmticlly correct (1pt) sentence gets the tem 2 points. Fridy c. Quiz d. Grde own understnding (using the Vocb Journl on scle of 1-4) Answer Key # Sentence Letter Correct 1. Atoms consist of nuclei mde of protons nd neutrons, nd electrons round them. 2. Strs, meteors, steroids, comets, nd plnets re exmples of vehicles tht trnsport elements in spce. 3. The Erth orbits round the Sun. E 4. Much of the debris from pst collisions (objects hitting the Erth) remin in orbit round the Erth. 5. A very smll prticle of mtter tht is prt of the nucleus of n tom nd tht hs positive electricl chrge is clled proton. 6. Following the cosmic infltion period, the universe continued to expnd, but t slower rte. 7. Wter is composed of the elements hydrogen nd oxygen. E 8. As humns become older nd older, their bones grdully loose density (= bones become less solid nd less hevy) 9. The fusion process inside of strs is ble to crete ll of the elements up to Iron. C 10. A very smll prticle of mtter tht hs negtive chrge of electricity nd tht trvels round the nucleus of n tom is clled n electron. D B A C B D A Mterils copyrighted by the University of Louisville. Eductors re free to use these mterils with the proper cknowledgement of source.

6 Nme Dte Using the Word Bnk, choose the best word (or phrse) tht mtches ech sentence. Write the word on the line nd put the corresponding letter in the spce provided. Prt A A. debris B. trnsport C. proton D. nuclei E. orbits # Sentence Letter Correct 1. Atoms consist of mde of protons nd neutrons, nd electrons round them. 2. Strs, meteors, steroids, comets, nd plnets re exmples of vehicles tht elements in spce. 3. The Erth round the Sun. 4. Much of the from pst collisions (objects hitting the Erth) remin in orbit round the Erth. 5. A very smll prticle of mtter tht is prt of the nucleus of n tom nd tht hs positive electricl chrge is clled. Prt B A. electron B. cosmic infltion C. fusion D. density E. elements # Sentence Letter Correct 6. Following the period, the universe continued to expnd, but t slower rte. 7. Wter is composed of the hydrogen nd oxygen. 8. As humns become older nd older, their bones grdully loose (= bones become less solid nd less hevy). 9. The process inside of strs is ble to crete ll of the elements up to Iron. 10. A very smll prticle of mtter tht hs negtive chrge of electricity nd tht trvels round the nucleus of n tom is clled n. Totl correct /10 Mterils copyrighted by the University of Louisville. Eductors re free to use these mterils with the proper cknowledgement of source.

7 Nme Dte Bubble Answer Sheet A B C D Prt A 1. A B C D 2. A B C D 3. A B C D 4. A B C D Prt B 2. A B C D 3. A B C D 4. A B C D 5. A B C D Mterils copyrighted by the University of Louisville. Eductors re free to use these mterils with the proper cknowledgement of source.

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