The activity I would love to try out in my classroom is the stars activity, making the plough. I will suggest it for a project across all year groups during STEM week next year as it integrates science, maths and design so well. It would also make an incredible display in the hall corridors, as students can see as they ascend the stairs their view of the stars appear different. Orians belt could be another constellation that could be done. I believe using these two will engage the students as they can so clearly be seen at night. We could encourage students to even take night photos of the constellations to add to a STEM school display, could this be extended to a summer project, asking students who travel abroad to take photos of the plough from a different geographical location? Could you take photos of the consellation at different seasons?