PES 1.1 Notes

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Do you know how to use formative to do your assignments? Yes, No, or Maybe, explain.

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Why do you think the pyramids in Teotihuacán, Mexico and the sun were important to the people who built them?

How is this different from your definition of a star from the warm up (Question 3)?

The sun is a star.

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PES 1.1 Notes

PES 1.1 Notes

Click play (and the box in the bottom corner to make the video big) to watch the video
Do you know how to use formative to do your assignments? Yes, No, or Maybe, explain.

Press Play to watch the video.
Why do you think the pyramids in Teotihuacán, Mexico and the sun were important to the people who built them?

How is this different from your definition of a star from the warm up (Question 3)?

The sun is a star.

Summarize: in your own words, what is the museum asking us to figure out?

Carefully examine the artifact. Then, write down your observations below. What do you see? What do you notice?

Why do you think there are different stars in each nighttime section of the artifact?

Why does the daytime section of th artifact show only the sun, but not the other stars?

Click play (and the box in the bottom corner to make the video big) to watch the video
Do you know how to use formative to do your assignments? Yes, No, or Maybe, explain.

Press Play to watch the video.
Why do you think the pyramids in Teotihuacán, Mexico and the sun were important to the people who built them?

Stonehenge is a huge stone monument in England built more than 4,000 years ago. Once a year, on the longest day of the year, the sun lines up perfectly with the stones during sunset.
Why do you think this happens only once per year?

What is a star? What do you know about stars?

How is this different from your definition of a star from the warm up (Question 3)?

The sun is a star.

Which of the following is a question that an astronomer might try to answer?

Summarize: in your own words, what is the museum asking us to figure out?

Carefully examine the artifact. Then, write down your observations below. What do you see? What do you notice?

Why do you think there are different stars in each nighttime section of the artifact?

Why does the daytime section of th artifact show only the sun, but not the other stars?

Stonehenge is a huge stone monument in England built more than 4,000 years ago. Once a year, on the longest day of the year, the sun lines up perfectly with the stones during sunset.
Why do you think this happens only once per year?

What is a star? What do you know about stars?

Which of the following is a question that an astronomer might try to answer?

PES 1.1 Notes

PES 1.1 Notes

Click play (and the box in the bottom corner to make the video big) to watch the videoDo you know how to use formative to do your assignments? Yes, No, or Maybe, explain.

Press Play to watch the video.Why do you think the pyramids in Teotihuacán, Mexico and the sun were important to the people who built them?

How is this different from your definition of a star from the warm up (Question 3)?

The sun is a star.

Summarize: in your own words, what is the museum asking us to figure out?

Carefully examine the artifact. Then, write down your observations below. What do you see? What do you notice?

Why do you think there are different stars in each nighttime section of the artifact?

Why does the daytime section of th artifact show only the sun, but not the other stars?

Click play (and the box in the bottom corner to make the video big) to watch the videoDo you know how to use formative to do your assignments? Yes, No, or Maybe, explain.

Press Play to watch the video.Why do you think the pyramids in Teotihuacán, Mexico and the sun were important to the people who built them?

Stonehenge is a huge stone monument in England built more than 4,000 years ago. Once a year, on the longest day of the year, the sun lines up perfectly with the stones during sunset.Why do you think this happens only once per year?

What is a star? What do you know about stars?

How is this different from your definition of a star from the warm up (Question 3)?

The sun is a star.

Which of the following is a question that an astronomer might try to answer?

Summarize: in your own words, what is the museum asking us to figure out?

Carefully examine the artifact. Then, write down your observations below. What do you see? What do you notice?

Why do you think there are different stars in each nighttime section of the artifact?

Why does the daytime section of th artifact show only the sun, but not the other stars?

Stonehenge is a huge stone monument in England built more than 4,000 years ago. Once a year, on the longest day of the year, the sun lines up perfectly with the stones during sunset.Why do you think this happens only once per year?

What is a star? What do you know about stars?

Which of the following is a question that an astronomer might try to answer?

Click play (and the box in the bottom corner to make the video big) to watch the video
Do you know how to use formative to do your assignments? Yes, No, or Maybe, explain.

Press Play to watch the video.
Why do you think the pyramids in Teotihuacán, Mexico and the sun were important to the people who built them?

Click play (and the box in the bottom corner to make the video big) to watch the video
Do you know how to use formative to do your assignments? Yes, No, or Maybe, explain.

Press Play to watch the video.
Why do you think the pyramids in Teotihuacán, Mexico and the sun were important to the people who built them?

Stonehenge is a huge stone monument in England built more than 4,000 years ago. Once a year, on the longest day of the year, the sun lines up perfectly with the stones during sunset.
Why do you think this happens only once per year?

Stonehenge is a huge stone monument in England built more than 4,000 years ago. Once a year, on the longest day of the year, the sun lines up perfectly with the stones during sunset.
Why do you think this happens only once per year?