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The Suns' Energy

Time Frame

2 class periods of 45 minutes each

Group Size

Large Groups

Life Skills

Thinking & Reasoning

Authors

Lisa Mish

Summary

Students will learn what The Sun is and how The Suns' energy affects Earth.


Materials


Background for Teachers


Student Prior Knowledge

The sun is in the sky, it is bright and it is warm.


Intended Learning Outcomes

Students will know what the sun is and why it is important for earth.


Instructional Procedures

!. Ask "What is the sun?" and have students respond to question orally. 2. Have students fill out the "What I know about the sun" and "What I want to know about the sun" sections of the KWL. 3. View "The Sun" video 4.View and discuss infographic 6. Have students complete the "What I learned section of the KWL"


Strategies for Diverse Learners

1 Have the students draw a picture showing how the suns' energy helps the Earth. The infographic and video will help the struggling and ESL learners


Extensions

How the sun effects growth in plants.Have 6 or more seedlings and put half in the sun and half in a place where they don't get any sun and monitor growth .


Assessment Plan

The students will be assessed by their participation in the discussions and their completion of the KWL chart.


Bibliography

Canva.com


Rubrics

Created: 09/27/2014
Updated: 05/23/2022
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