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5 Grade Curriculum Space Systems: Stars and the S ar System
5th Grade Curriculum Space Systems: Stars and the Solar System An electronic copy of this lesson in color that can be edited is available at the website below, if you click on Soonertarium Curriculum Materials and login in as a guest. The password is soonertarium . PART 2 BRIGHTNESS OF THE Stars . - preliminary MATH BACKGROUND: Students may need to review place values since this lesson uses numbers in the hundred thousands. There are two website links to online education games to review place values in the section. -ACTIVITY - HOW MUCH BIGGER IS ONE NUMBER THAN ANOTHER NUMBER? This activity involves having students listen to the sound that different powers of 10 of BBs makes in a pan, and dividing large groups into smaller groups so that students get a sense for what it means to say that 1,000 is 10 times bigger than 100.
PRELIMINARY MATH BACKGROUND: The lesson is intended to give students more intuition about what the size of different numbers practically represents. For example, comparing 10 to 1,000 or 10 to 100,000. This will be done by connecting the numbers to scale models that help students visualize how much bigger one number is than another number.
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