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Tuesday, August 29, 2006

Solar System (5th Grade)


One of the 5th grade science stanards is to: "Compare distances from the sun to planets in our solar system." One of the bullets which extends that standards is: Relating the size of Earth to the size of other planets in our solar system." Here is a site that shows you how you can give kids a sense of the sizes and distances you are talking about.

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