Saturn

Which Way Should I Point?

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Cassini Science Investigation Educational Brief (Saturn in Your Kitchen and Backyard)
http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/education/edu-58-kitchen.cfm

This activity demonstrates the need for cooperation among competing interests to make scientific measurements of planetary phenomena using "body-fixed" instruments.  read more »

What is Synchronous Rotation?

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Cassini Science Investigation Educational Brief
http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/education/edu-58-kitchen.cfm

Use a desk chair, light and a ball on a dowel to demonstrate synchronous rotation

Mapping Worlds that Look Like Stars

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Cassini Science Investigation Educational Brief
http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/education/edu-58-kitchen.cfm

Activity demonstrates methods developed by astronomers to map objects too distant to show detail when viewed with a telescope.

Waves

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Demonstrates traveling, standing, transverse, and longitudinal waves with coiled spring toy.

Reading, Writing, and Rings!: Mission to Saturn Educator Guide Grades 1-2

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The lessons in Reading, Writing & Rings serve as a roadmap of student learning. Each lesson contains age-appropriate learning goals for language arts and science.  read more »

Reading, Writing, and Rings!: Mission to Saturn Educator Guide Grades 3-4

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The lessons in Reading, Writing & Rings serve as a roadmap of student learning. Each lesson contains age-appropriate learning goals for language arts and science.  read more »

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