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St. Michael Albertville High School Teacher: Keith Kuhn Astronomy September 2016 Earth's Place Earth's Place Earth's Place CEQ How do the important historical observations, evidence and models of space inform us about our current understanding of space? None How do the movements of the Earth and the Moon lead to observable phenomena? How do the characteristics and features of members of the explain their movement, functionality and origin? How is the formation 1. Explain how ancient astronomy shaped modern astronomy. 2. Relate the Earth's observation of space phenomena. 3. Relate the Moon's observations of the Moon. 4. Understand the important aspects of the Apollo Program. I can explain how ancient astronomy shaped modern astronomy. I can describe Earth's movements of rotation, revolution and precession. I can relate the Moon's observations (phases, eclipses, horizon lines) of the Moon. I can explain the important aspects of the Apollo Program. 1. Quiz Space Junk 2. Quiz Vocabulary 3. Quiz Earth and Moon Movements 4. Moon Flip Book 5. Quiz Astronomical History & Apollo 6. Test Earth's Place Outdoor Lesson; Night Observation. Informative: What if the Moon Didn't Exist? Informative: Ice on the Moon Geocentric Universe Heliocentric Universe Retrograde Motion Stellar Parallax Orbital Motion Law of Universal Gravitation 1 of 5

and features of the Sun explained and how do the properties of light explain our ability to study light? Earth's Place How did ancient astronomical models and observations shape modern astronomy? How do the movements of the Earth and Moon lead to observable phenomena? What steps did the U.S. take to accomplish a trip to the moon? ASTRONOMICAL HISTORY EARTH'S MOVEMENTS MOON'S MOVEMENTS APOLLO PROGRAM Perturbation Rotation Revolution Solar Day Sidereal Day Precession Solar Eclipse Lunar Eclipse New Moon Full Moon Crescent Moon Gibbous Moon Waning Moon Phase Waxing Moon Phase Synodic Month Sidereal Month Summer Solstice Winter Solstice Autumnal Equinox Vernal Equinox Apollo Program Gemini Missions Mercury Missions Command Module Service Module Lunar Module 2 of 5

October 2016 I can explain the. 1. Quiz Moon 1. Establish the I can describe the Conspiracy Video Nebular Theory for 2. Quiz Vocabulary. the formation of the 3. Quiz 2. Understand the Nebular. (Review) Theory for the I can 4. Quiz Birth of the formation of the Solar characterize and Earth (video) System. classify the minor 5. Quiz Killer Space 3. Characterize and members of the Rocks (article) classify the minor. 6. Apophis Asteroid members of the Solar question set System. 7. Test How are the observable determine the theory for the 's formation? How do the minor members of the distiguished them from each other? SOLAR SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS SOLAR SYSTEM FORMATION MINOR MEMBERS OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM Internet Research for Presentation. Outdooor Lesson; Night Observation Informative: Origin of the Earth. Fly Him to the Moon Inner planets Outer planets Primary Planet Dwarf Planet Nebular Hypothesis Nebula Kuiper Belt Oort Cloud Vulcanoids Asteroids Asteroid Belt 3 of 5

November 2016 NUCLEAR FUSION SUN'S FEATURES ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY Meteroids Comets I can explain the process and products of Nuclear Fusion on the Sun and 1. Quiz Sun and 1. Explain the process of other mass stars. Light (Review) How does nuclear Nuclear Fusion on the I can distinguish 2. Sun Illustration fusion on stars occur? How are the Sun's Sun and other mass stars. 2. Explain the formation of between the various features of the Sun. 3. Powerpoint (or other presentation tool) features created? the Sun's features. I can determine the How does the study and understanding of 3. Determine the properties of electromagnetic properties of electromagnetic energy. 4. Quiz 2 Videos & 2 Articles electromagnetic energy. I can relate the energy relate to collecting information about astronomical observations? 4. Relate the properties of electromagnetic energy to astronomical observation s. properties of electromagnetic energy to astronomical observation s. 5. Quiz EMS video 6. Quiz Vocabulary 7. Test Sun and Light Internet Research for Sun Illustration. Internet research and use of Powerpoint to illustrate the differences among the types of telescopes. Outdooor Lesson; Night Observation Narrative: Big Bang Writing Nuclear Fusion E=mc 2 Sun Spots Solar Flare Granules Spicules Prominence 4 of 5

Corona Solar Winds Sun s Core Convection Zone Radiation Zone Photosphere Chromosphere Electromagnetic Energy Electromagnetic Spectrum Doppler Effect Red Shift Refracting Telescope Reflecting Telescope Radio Telescope Spectroscope 5 of 5