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Planet Match Activity

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Contributer:
Parker's Products for the Sciences
Lesson Category:
Classification Worksheet
Grades:
7-9
Answer Key:
Yes
Pages:
2
Product File:
PDF
  • Planet Match Activity
  • Planet Match Activity
  • Planet Match Activity
$2.50

Description

Welcome! This listing features a two-page activity where students match the eight planets in our solar system to thirty-one numbered descriptions. Students write the names of the planets on the blank lines next to the appropriate description. I provided a planet word bank in a text box in the upper left corner of the front page of the student answer sheet to assist students with spelling difficulties. Students will use the planets more than once. Each numbered description highlights one to two features of the targeted planet. The quantitative and qualitative features of the planets covered in this activity include, but are not limited to the following topics: color, size, density, gas composition, atmospheric storms, atmospheric seasons, temperature, winds, rotation, revolution, tilt, number of moons, presence of rings, distance from the sun, classification [Jovian (gas giant) versus terrestrial], appearance in the earth’s sky, surface features (i.e., dusty, presence of oceans, etc.) and the timing of discovery.
 
I provided a complete key with the answers in bold red font.
 
This PDF document will become editable upon conversion to Microsoft Word using an Adobe Acrobat Reader DC Program.
 
This resource complements the following sun and solar system-themed activities in my store.
  • Introduction to the Sun and the Solar System Crossword Puzzle Set
  • Planets of our Solar System Crossword Puzzle Set
  • Solar System Test or Summative Study Guide
  • Dialing Up a Better Understanding of the Sun Activity
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