Stars: True or False?
Eight facts about stars to mark true or false, then fix two false ones.
Connect the seven stars of the Big Dipper, then invent, draw and name your own constellation.
Printed on the sheet:
Show where to find the Big Dipper in the real sky this month.
The sun is a star. It looks bigger because it is much closer.
Have families look at the night sky together and report back.
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Eight facts about stars to mark true or false, then fix two false ones.
Match constellation, galaxy, Milky Way, telescope, astronomer and light-year to their meanings, then answer two questions.
Number four star colors from hottest to coolest, then fill in four sentences about stars and our sun.
Look at the night sky five times: is the moon out, how many stars can you count and what did you notice?
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