Do you present a movie to your students from time to time and you wish you were getting them more engaged in their learning while they watch it? Or are you offering a movie afternoon to your students as a reward, but you need a proof for your school administration that it is a learning activity? Movie Sheet will be a great resource for you because it provides a catalog of science movie worksheets and video guides. Those worksheets are not necessarily aimed at traditional documentary shown in the classroom. They are meant to expose scientific concepts in popular Hollywood movies.
Archive for the Category ◊ Astronomy ◊
“Cosmos4kids” is part of the same series than the site I presented yesterday : Chem4kids. It is a great introduction to space and astronomy with a language that most students at the end of elementary school should understand. The website design is appealing and subjects covered by this website include :the origins of the universe, gravity, the vacuum of space and electromagnetic radiations. The site also talks about galaxies and stars, including the Milky Way, constellations, black holes and clusters. Students will also get information about the solar system and all the planets that are part of it and other solar system details such as the solar wind, the heliosphere, the heliopause, the asteroid belt, asteroids, the Kuiper Belt, Comets and moons. There is also a technology component that includes spacecrafts, probes and satellites used to explore the universe.
















