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Solar System

*Parents, this is an in-class assignment

Use this link to help you with your web-quest!
http://activities.macmillanmh.com/science/ca/scienceinmotion/Common/SIM.html?Module=../Grade3/Chapter5-TheSolarSystem/

Then explore the planets here:
http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/index.cfm

Have fun!
Mrs. Blake

Comments

  1. Hey... our favorite part about exploring the solar system was exploring the planet Neptune

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  2. THERE IS MORE DWARF PLANETS THAN JUST PLUTO

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  3. it was intersing that there were 5 dwarf planets

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  4. I learnd that thare are 5 dwarf planets in our solar system.

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  5. I learned that Uranus got hit by a planet.

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  6. I learned that no planets look the same except for Uranus and Neptune by the pictures I saw.

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  7. I learned that Earth is the only planet with living creatures on it's surface!

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  8. I learned that Jupiter has rings.

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  9. I learned that it would take more than a million earths to fit the sun

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  10. I learned that Neptune is the last planet to have a gas giant.

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  11. Dylan and Will
    One of Jupiter's moon is made of ice

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  12. Quintyn,3 planets will crash.

    Aidan,mercury surface at day is 800 degrees ferinhite and night is -290.

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    1. Whoooooo that's really hot

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  13. we had so much fun learning about each planet! we learned some really fun facts such as jupiter is the biggest planet in the solar system

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  14. Mars rover has been on Mars for 6 years.

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  15. It takes Saturn 29.5 Earth years to fully orbit the Sun

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  16. Saturn has a moon called Titan.

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    1. whoooooo that is a very cool name and i did not know that saturn had a moon

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  17. There will be 2 rovers landing at the same time on Mars!

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  18. Ava- I learned that the first planet beyond our solar system orbits a star called 51 pegasi!

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  19. We learned that Uranus has a ring around it but you can't see it very clear only if you look close

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  20. I would like to go to Venus because I have seen in colored pictures Venus structure and color looks alot like Earth's.

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    1. I would want to go to Venus and Jupiter

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  21. I would like to visit Saturn because I want to see it's rings and to feel how cold it is since it is so far from the star.

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    1. I would like to slide on saturns rings

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  22. The planet i would like to vist the most is Jupiter because it's the biggest planest so I want to see how big the inside is.

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  23. I want to visit Neptune because I want to see the difference
    with Earth and Neptune.I also want to see how cold Neptune
    is compare to Earth.It was fun exploring!!

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  24. We want to go to Venus and Uranus!

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  25. I want to go to venus to feel the heat brayden.
    I want to go to mars, because i love sand Greyson

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  26. Our favorite planet is uranus.

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  27. I LEARNED THAT THERE ARE 3 MORE DWARF PLANETS!

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  28. We learned that the moon helps stabilize the earths axis.

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  29. A small planet crashed into Earth creating the Moon!

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  30. the sun is mines2333344445556676778899000 digres farein hite

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