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Hands-on Astronomy at FAST

Join Dr. Matthew Knight and sixth-grade students at FAST as they investigate questions about the universe in Ms. Watson's classroom. Discover the composition of comets, learn the stories behind constellations, build star finders, and explore the sizes and scale of planets in our solar system. This exciting hands-on project encourages active learning and fosters a love for astronomy. Don't miss out on this engaging educational experience!

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Hands-on Astronomy at FAST

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  1. Hands-on Astronomy at FAST Sixth-grade students join with Dr. Matthew Knight to investigate questions about the universe. Project Astro, Ms. Watson’s classroom, 2012

  2. Comets: Students discover their composition

  3. Constellations Students learn the stories behind patterns in the stars.

  4. Constellations:Students build their own star finders to use at home.

  5. Planets and Scale:What sizes are the planets? Building clay models helps show the range in our solar system.

  6. Planet Scale Students discuss the sizes of the planets and how they compare with one another.

  7. We loved having you visit, Dr. Knight. Can’t wait to see you next year!Ms.Watson’s science classes, FAST, 2012

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