Use Crayola® Gel Markers to add a colorful diagram to a report on the natural cycles of the solar system.
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Explore a variety of resources to gather information about the solar system. View models, visit a planetarium, and search school libraries and the Internet.
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Form groups of 10. Choose to be a specific planet or the sun. Make your own name tag with Crayola Gel Markers and an index card. Attach your name tags with masking tape. Arrange group members in order in relation to the sun. Simulate planet rotational cycles.
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Write short reports on the solar system, explaining its cycles and patterns. Prepare final reports with Crayola Colored Pencils on colorful construction paper.
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Plot the planets using crayons and colored pencils in a large diagram to illustrate your report.
Send a postcard from space to show what you know about the other planets.
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