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HARLAN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT: CURRICULUM MAP Course_____________________________________ Teacher _______________________ From _____________ to _____________ Week of UNIT Jan 5 SUN, EARTH, Jan 12 AND SOLAR SYSTEM HISD Standards SC-07-2.3.3 gravity SC-06.2.3.1 explain & predict phenomena related to motion of objects in solar system 5.RI.9 integrate info from multiple texts SC-05-2.3.5 components of solar system and interactions within the solar system KEY TOPICS (Knowledge and Skills) Movement of earth Role of gravity and inertia in planetary motion Seasons Day and night Use of models Lunar phases What causes tides Components of solar system Jan 21 (3 day week) SC-05-2.3.5 components of solar system and interactions within the solar system Comparison of planets in our solar system Distances in solar system Jan 24 SC-05-2.3.5 solar system Characteristics of comets, asteroids, and meteors 5.W.2. write informative/explanatory texts 5.W.4. clear coherent writing Stars and their properties Feature article on solar system Essential Vocabulary Resources Needed gravity, inertia, orbit, axis, revolution, rotation Textbook 419-427 Equipment to use in modeling day and night and seasons H.O.: What is orbit? lunar phase, solar eclipse, lunar eclipse, tide, planet, moon, satellite Textbook 430-444 Equipment for simulation of movements Video on solar system Textbook 445-453 NASA website Chart on planets comet, asteroid, meteor, star, nebula galaxy, light year, Textbook 456-472 NASA website