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Sun As A star Science Learning Activities for Afterschool Participants ages 5-12 EDUCATOR RESOURCE GUIDE Sun As A star Credits & Acknowledgements Original Activity Sources Discovering the Universe by the American Museum of Natural Northern Lights, Solar Sprites produced by IMAGE Education and Public Outreach Team,NASA Goddard Space Flight Telling Time with the Sun, NASA for Kids web site Produced by the Education Department at the American Museum of Natural History Gretchen Walker, Program ManagerPatricia McGlashan, Writer Laura Danly, Scientific Advisor Eric Hamilton, Illustrator Stephanie Fotiadis, Graphic Designer The activities in this curriculum guide were adapted for afterschool programs by theAmerican Museum of Natural History under NASA Grant NAG5-13028. 2 Sun As A star Preface The Sun as a star : Science Learning Activities for Afterschool was produced by the AmericanMuseum of Natural History (AMNH) as part of an 18 month study and demonstration proj ect funded by NASA.
Sun As A Star Materials For Activity 1 • White board, chalk board, or pad of chart paper and chalk or markers • 1 science journal for each participant (See preparation on Page 7) For Activity 2 • 1 prism • A light source to use with the prism (such as a flashlight, lamp, or projector) • Materials for spectroscopes. The com
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