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Lesson 3.15 - Live Classroom

Kimberly Weise

Created on February 13, 2023

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Welcome to science class!

You do not need any materials for class.

In the chat box: Where was this picture taken? And WHAT IN THE GALAXY are we listening to???

What is the International Space Station?

Looking for more stellar fun? See the Padlet for amazing space links!

Let's take a look at the live feed from the ISS.

Try This!

Experiment: Water Tube Activity Question: How does water behave in space? Hypothesis: A - Water will behave the same on Earth as in space. OR B - Water will NOT behave the same on Earth as in space.

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Materials: paper towel, water, bucket Steps: 1. Submerge the towel into water. 2. Remove the towel and wring it out above the bucket. 3. Note how the water flows from the towel. 4. Watch the video and compare your results on Earth with the results of the experiment in space.

Conclusion: My hypothesis was: correct or incorrect. Water on Earth behaves differently from water in space. Interested in more space experiments? Visit: https://www.dreamup.org/student-activities

This week at the ISS

A Virtual Tour of the Known Universe

One more peek at the ISS

Let's Play BLOOKET!!

Reminders

Don't forget to submit today's lesson. Check out the Padlet or the Resources page for your study guide. There will be no class on Thursday. If you have any questions on the test, please send me an Edio chat or email.

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In the chat box: Where was this picture taken? And WHAT IN THE GALAXY are we listening to???

What is the International Space Station?

Looking for more stellar fun? See the Padlet for amazing space links!

Let's take a look at the live feed from the ISS.

Experiment: Water Tube Activity Question: How does water behave in space? Hypothesis: A - Water will behave the same on Earth as in space. OR B - Water will NOT behave the same on Earth as in space.

Materials: paper towel, water, bucket Steps: 1. Submerge the towel into water. 2. Remove the towel and wring it out above the bucket. 3. Note how the water flows from the towel. 4. Watch the video and compare your results on Earth with the results of the experiment in space.

Conclusion: My hypothesis was: correct or incorrect. Water on Earth behaves differently from water in space. Interested in more space experiments? Visit: https://www.dreamup.org/student-activities

A Virtual Tour of the Known Universe

A Virtual Tour of the Known Universe

One more peek at the ISS

Let's Play BLOOKET!!

Don't forget to submit today's lesson. Check out the Padlet or the Resources page for your study guide. There will be no class on Thursday. If you have any questions on the test, please send me an Edio chat or email.

What are exoplanets?

Vocabulary Practice

What do the planets sound like?