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Billions of years ago, everything in the universe was crunched up into a tiny speck that was smaller than the period at the end of this sentence. How did this little speck become the universe we know today? Playful, alliterative verse and clear prose tell the story of the universe's journey from speck to spectacular in Big Bang! Bold illustrations help uncover the secrets of the cosmos. The sky will never look the same again.
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Eclipses of the Sun and Moon, 2005 - 2015
Note: The day of an eclipse is given in Universal Time (U.T.) and may start a day earlier or later depending on your time zone.... Read more
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The Moon Landing & Outer Space—A Guide for Educators
Mark the anniversary of the Apollo Moon landing (July 20, 1969) with the classroom activities and discussion questions in this... Read more
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Literature & Math: Stories about Planets
After reading "The Planet of Mars" by Shel Silverstein and The Planets in Our Solar System by Franklyn M. Branley, students will... Read more
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This Where's Waldo activity kit includes a reproducible page, a drawing activity, a word search, and suggestions for Where's... Read more
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The Tale of Despereaux Teacher's Guide
Deepen students' reading comprehension through the pre-reading questions, reading instruction, and connection activities in this... Read moreREFERENCE
The Milky Way, the galaxy containing our solar system, is about 100,000 light-years in diameter and about 10,000 ... Read moreTEACHERVISION'S THANKSGIVING ACTIVITY PACKET
Sign up for a free account and get our new Thanksgiving activity packet sent instantly to your inbox. Find 40+ pages of Thanksgiving activities, lessons, and printables that K-6 students can use to explore the rich historical and cultural aspects of this all-American holiday in their Reading, Math, Science, and Social Studies lessons.
