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Transcript
Warm Up-Accelerated
Monday, January 25
Homework Due Today:
List 3 facts about the NASA
*Stamping for your Straw
Space program that you learned Rocket Lab
from Failure is Not an Option
Please turn in your warm-ups
from Friday 
Homework:
*Mission Patch due on
Wednesday
Warm Up-Accelerated
Tuesday, January 26
Homework Due Today:
What is the purpose of a
Mission Patch and who
designs it?
* No Homework due
today
Homework:
*Mission Patch due
tomorrow
Warm Up-Accelerated
Wednesday, January 27
Orion is a constellation- a group of stars in the
sky. Pick the best statement that you think
describes the stars in Orion.
• A. The stars of Orion are closer together in space.
• B. The stars in Orion orbit the Sun, just like the
planets.
• C. The brightest stars in Orion are the ones that
are closest to us.
• D. You can’t tell if the brightest stars in Orion are
really brighter than the others, or if they are just
closer to us.
• E. The stars in Orion are all the same distance
from us. This is why we see the shape of the
constellation.
• F. The stars are arranged in the constellation
Orion for only part of a year. The rest of the year
they change their pattern and form different
constellations.
Homework Due Today:
* Please turn in your
mission patch
Homework:
*No Homework
Warm Up-Accelerated
Thursday, January 28
No Accelerated Science- Block Schedule
Homework Due Today:
Homework:
Warm Up-Accelerated
Friday, January 29
Mr. Willard asked his students how astronomers
Homework
figure out what stars are made of. This is what his
students said:
Due Today:
*No Homework due today
Igor: I think it's impossible to know what stars are
made of.
Bonnie: I think astronauts are able to take samples
that astronomers can look at the see what they are
made of.
Olympia: Astronomers can tell what our Sun is made
from, and that tells them what stars are made of.
Sophia: I think astronomers examine the light given
off by a star to see what it’s made of.
Aida: When shooting stars fall to Earth, some pieces
are left. Astronomers take them to the lab to see
what they’re made of.
Who do you agree with and explain WHY
Homework:
* No Homework