HUGE Asteroid

Starizona off of Oracle/Rudisil Road will not be hosting live viewings of asteroid fly by this evening because this actually ended up happening yesterday morning. Their telescope DID capture an image however...Coming soon!
ALSO:
If you are interested in viewing space through a telescope Starizona has their telescop out for FREE viewings EVERY Friday and Saturday from 6:30-10pm. COOL! Also see: Planetarium


"THE SKY IS THE LIMIT!"
"To infinity and BEYOND!"

Phases of the Moon : Phases of the Moon: Hip-Hop Style

Phases of the Moon : Phases of the Moon: Hip-Hop Style
Additional Resources






Huge ASTEROID to pass Earth! Watch it online

December 2012

 

Happy December!
This week in science...
NASA
ISS


Hubble
What's Next? Webb Space Telescope
Mission
UofA
Reading: Online Quiz


  Galileo Vs. Aristotle's experiments. Newton?

What about the apple dude? The cookie? No! The scientist! ;-)

Mark Kelly

Tomorrow at UofA-Lazer FUN Day!

http://fp.optics.arizona.edu/laserfunday/

See more liquid nitrogen demonstrations/experiments!

Solids, Liquids, Gases

What a special opportunity!

GO OUTSIDE AND LOOK UP!

 

The moon and Jupiter are shining bright together tonight. Notice, Jupiter is NW of the moon.








         Go Outside and Look UP!

Science Daily for Kids

This Week

Geography Links: 
Europe
Explore & More
What is life like in.....
Geo. Game
National Geographic


Reading Groups
We have been focusing on poetry and how Figurative Language helps us as readers better understand/comprehend what is happening within the text. Figurative Language metaphorically paints a picture in our minds as we read. AMAZING! Now we know as we read, to pay attention to detail.
Ask questions: "Why is the author using an IDIOM here?" Make connections: "That's a SIMILE!"
Infer: "This means..."
We are becoming fluent readers and implementing what we have learned in our writing. Reading is Writing and Writing is Reading, "Hey that's a metaphor!" :-)

Today's Firld Trip

Science is fun!

Thanksgiving

T is for Turkey!

Science mini lessons this week...

Earth may encounter a stream of debris in space, left behind by Comet Tempel Tuttle, early tomorrow morning (November 20).







Also: Observing psychology/social experiments via 60 Minutes (videos to the right)  ------------------->
in order to better understand how a mere question can be the start of a very interesting science project.  :-)