This is the video to watch for today’s lesson! Here is the link if it isn’t working: https://youtu.be/00F7pKYGtro?feature=shared
Before you watch:
Vocabulary Introduction:
constellation (noun)
A group of stars that forms a picture or pattern in the sky.
⭐ Example:
The Big Dipper is a famous constellation.
telescope (noun)
A tool people use to look at faraway things in space.
⭐ Example:
We used a telescope to see the moon.
pattern (noun)
A shape or design that repeats or fits together.
⭐ Example:
The stars made a beautiful pattern.
galaxy (noun)
A huge system with millions of stars and planets.
⭐ Example:
Earth is in the Milky Way galaxy.
horizon (noun)
The line where the sky and the land seem to meet.
⭐ Example:
The sun disappeared below the horizon.
astronaut (noun)
A person who travels in space.
⭐ Example:
The astronaut worked on the space station.
observe (verb)
To watch something carefully.
⭐ Example:
We observed the stars at night.
orbit (verb)
To move around a planet, moon, or star.
⭐ Example:
The Earth orbits the sun.
Vocabulary Practice Worksheet:
Pre-Listening Questions
Have you ever looked at stars at night?
Do you know any constellations?
What do people use to study space?
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