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Exploring Our Solar System By: Crystal Carver, Courtney Jones, and Meagan Pierce Introduction The purpose of this EAST project is to develop a new technique for K-3 teachers to educate their students on the subject of our solar system. Project Overview Students will become proficient in identifying and understanding facts regarding our solar system with particular emphasis on the following: The sun The eight (8) planets encircling the sun The many moons surrounding our planets Course content objectives Connect course content to Arkansas Educational Frameworks Classification of Planetary Bodies ESS.10.k.1, Distinguish between celestial bodies Illustrate the sequence of planets in the solar system – ESS.10.1.1 Earth’s Moon - Phases of the Moon – ESS.10.2.1 - Movement of Earth/Moon system – ESS.10.2.2 Contrast the visibility of the sun and moon – ESS.10.2.3 Orbital motion of planets – ESS.10.3.1 Community Aspect A teaching tool for elementary educators geared toward second to fourth grade. Technology PowerPoint World Wide Web Audacity Microsoft Front Page Community Contacts Pat Kelly (M.Ed. Instructor) Diane Phillips (E.A.S.T. Facilitator) Melody Thomas (PHA Instructor) Cassie Dodson (Elementary Educator) Erika Baker (Frank Tillery Elementary) Kids World After School Care Program Acknowledgments http://www.astronomyforkids.com http://www.windowstotheuniverse.com http://www.wikipedia.org http://www.windows.ucar.edu http://www.nasa.gov http://www.mistupid.com/astronomy/orbits http://www.harcourtschool.com/activity/mo on_phases