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More Math Activities for Space Sciences
(42 resources)
Bringing the Solar System Down to Earth
Students create a scaled-down model of the solar system by calculating the planets' diameters... | Our Growing Planet
The unit had three main parts: human population growth over time; the impact of population... | |
Star Magnitude Graphing
Students use information on star magnitude to create spreadsheets and graphs. | It's Only a Paper Moon -- Student Guide
In this activity children learn how angular diameters can be used to measure the true diameter... | |
Literature & Math: Stories about Planets
After reading "The Planet of Mars" by Shel Silverstein and The Planets in Our Solar... | It's Only a Paper Moon: Teacher's Guide
In this activity children learn how angular diameters can be used to measure the true diameter... | |
Studying the Solar System with Spreadsheets
Students use the Internet to research the solar system, graph their data with a spreadsheet... | ||
Distances Between the Planets
Students explore the distances between planets by making scale models (lesson plan and... | ||
Planet Projects
Students calculate the speed of rotation of the larger planets. This activity includes Pluto as... | ||
What Are Solstices and Equinoxes?
After defining solstice and equinox, students will answer questions about... | Exploring Estimating Differences (Gr. 3)
Students are given sets of values in astronomy problems, and are asked to figure out the... | |
Subtracting Three-Digit Numbers (Gr. 3)
A series of questions about bridges helps students practice subtraction with three-digit... | ||
Parabolic Antennas
Explore connections in mathematics and science with this article on Parabolic Antennas. | Science and Technology: Jetpack Math
Students learn about jetpacks, and use the new information to solve jetpack-related problems. | |
Math in Science: Be a Universal Problem Solver
Students read about the planets and discuss connections between science and math. This... |

