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Elementary Science Topics: Space
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Space

  1. Astro for Kids from Astronomy.com
  2. Astronomy: Our Place in Space - from the American Museum of Natural History - they have an index to seven other elementary science pages
  3. Earth, Sun, and Moon - [for ages 9 & 10] interactive site from the BBC, includes a quiz &
  4. Exploring Space - [K-2] from AOLSchool
  5. Kids Astronomy.com
  6. Moon and Earth Matchup [this link opens on a new page] from Quia [grade 3]
  7. Phases of the Moon from Harcourt School Publishers
  8. Phases of the Moon - This is one of the best animations for explaining moon phases. (from the Science Alberta Foundation)
  9. Put the Moon's Phases in the Correct Order [this link opens on a new page] from Quia [grade 3]
  10. Put the Planets in Position order - click and drag the planet names into proper order
  11. Put the Planets in Size order - click and drag the planet names into proper order
  12. Solar System Coloring Book Index - This is an index to our Solar System Coloring Book. Your browser must support Java for these pages to work! If you would like to print the Coloring Book, please use either the Non-Java or the Adobe PDF versions
  13. Sort Space Objects by Size - learning the size of space objects
  14. StarChild - a Learning Center for Young Astronomers from NASA
  15. Your Age on Other Worlds - enter your birthdate and calculate how old you would be in terms of other planets
  16. Windows to the Universe - the site is written in three reading levels approximating elementary, middle school and high school reading levels - levels may be chosen by using the upper button bar of each page of the main site
  17. More space links can be found on the Astronomy page of Internet4Classrooms.

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