Template National Museums NI: Into Space

Into Space: Summary

Museum on the Move

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Lesson duration is: 15 min

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Into Space: Summary

Museum on the Move

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What you already know

What you are going to learn

What you are going to do

Reflecting on what you have done

How does it work?

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          You will be able to talk about our solar system and the objects in it.

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    By the end of this lesson:

You will be able to talk about our solar system and the objects in it.

You will know more about the materials that make up our universe.

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There are 8 planets that orbit our Sun. Can you name one?

You will be able to talk about our solar system and the objects in it.

You will know more about the materials that make up our universe.

Slide 4 - Open question

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Planets

The planets that orbit our Sun are:

Mercury

Venus

Earth

Mars

Jupiter

Saturn

Uranus

If you said Pluto, it was reclassified by scientists as a 'dwarf planet' of which there are several in the solar system!

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Have we found liquid water on Mars?

Yes

Slide 6 - Poll

Answer

No, we haven't yet found liquid water on Mars, however there is ice at the poles and minerals such as sandstone suggest there was liquid water in the past.

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Earth is orbited by the Moon,
why is it important to us?

Slide 8 - Mind map

How many moons does Jupiter have?

Over 60

Slide 9 - Quiz

Asteroid, meteor or meteorite?

is the name we give to the chunks of rock and metal out in space that aren't big enough to be considered a dwarf planet.

is the name we give the bright flash of light as an asteroid enters a planet's atmosphere.

is the name we give an asteroid once it has struck the ground.

Asteroid

Meteor

Meteorite

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What are the three main types of meteorite?

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Iron

Sandy

Stony

Silver

Metal-clay

Stony-iron

Slide 11 - Drag question

How fast do you think an asteroid can travel in miles per hour?

A passenger plane travels at around 550mph...

Slide 12 - Poll

The answer is up to 43,000mph!

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What did you learn during this lesson?

Slide 14 - Open question

How did you enjoy this lesson?

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