Small Worlds Exhibit
adaptative lesson by
Siobhan Sackey
adaptative lesson by
Siobhan Sackey
Est. Time: - min1-5 min
Language: English
Mobile/Tablet: No
Lesson Resources
Alignment Documents
Browser Support
Chrome
57+
Firefox
52+
Safari
10+
Edge
15+
Topics Covered
- Asteroids
- Small Worlds
- Kuiper Belt Object
- Near Earth Objects
- Asteroid Belt
Lesson Description
Explore the small worlds of our solar system. Click on the small worlds moving in the star field to discover them up close.
Central Question: How many small worlds can you find that lack NASA orbital imagery?
Instructional Objective: Locate the small worlds lacking NASA imagery.
Learning Outcomes
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Learning Outcome #1: Some worlds are pixelated.
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Learning Outcome #2: Most worlds without NASA imagery are in the Kuiper Belt.
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Lesson Description
Explore the small worlds of our solar system. Click on the small worlds moving in the star field to discover them up close.
Central Question: How many small worlds can you find that lack NASA orbital imagery?
Instructional Objective: Locate the small worlds lacking NASA imagery.
Learning Outcomes
-
Learning Outcome #1: Some worlds are pixelated.
-
Learning Outcome #2: Most worlds without NASA imagery are in the Kuiper Belt.
- Est. Time: - min1-5 min
- Language: English
- Mobile/Tablet: No
Lesson Resources
Alignment Documents
Browser Support
Chrome
57+
Firefox
52+
Safari
10+
Edge
15+
Topics Covered
- Asteroids
- Small Worlds
- Kuiper Belt Object
- Near Earth Objects
- Asteroid Belt