Astronomy 101 Syllabus Resource & Lesson Plans
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Course Description
Overview
This Astronomy 101 Syllabus Resource & Lesson Plans course is a fully developed resource to help you organize and teach astronomy. You can easily adapt the video lessons, transcripts, and quizzes to take full advantage of the comprehensive and engaging material we offer. Make planning your course easier by using our syllabus as a guide.
Syllabus
- Ch 1. The History of Astronomy Lesson Plans
- Ch 2. How Scientists Think & Work Lesson Plans
- Ch 3. Matter in Astronomy Lesson Plans
- Ch 4. Light in Astronomy Lesson Plans
- Ch 5. Newton's Laws in Astronomy Lesson Plans
- Ch 6. Momentum & Energy Lesson Plans
- Ch 7. Rotational Motion & Momentum Lesson Plans
- Ch 8. Earth's Spheres Lesson Plans
- Ch 9. Climate Influences Lesson Plans
- Ch 10. Orbits, Gravity & Orbital Motion Lesson Plans
- Ch 11. The Earth, Sky & Moon Lesson Plans
- Ch 12. The Formation & Phases of the Moon Lesson Plans
- Ch 13. Earth & Planet Atmospheres Lesson Plans
- Ch 14. The Sun & Energy Lesson Plans
- Ch 15. The Solar System Formation Lesson Plans
- Ch 16. The Solar System Characteristics Lesson Plans
- Ch 17. The Solar System's Smaller Objects & Satellites Lesson Plans
- Ch 18. Star Qualities Lesson Plans
- Ch 19. Star Types Lesson Plans
- Ch 20. The Birth & Life of Stars Lesson Plans
- Ch 21. Star Death & Stellar Remnants Lesson Plans
- Ch 22. The Milky Way Galaxy Lesson Plans
- Ch 23. Properties of Galaxies Lesson Plans
- Ch 24. Universe Theories Lesson Plans
- Ch 25. Life in the Universe Lesson Plans
- Ch 26. Celestial Time & Navigation Lesson Plans
- Ch 27. Relativity in Time & Space Lesson Plans
- Ch 28. Telescopes Lesson Plans
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