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Hi Seán,

This sounds wonderful! it might be cool to use the sky cultures feature on stellarium here or to discuss the fact that stars are different colours

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Hi Georgie,

This is fab! it might be cool to look at the sky cultures feature on Stellarium to give the children inspiration for the constellations!

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Hi Esther,

This sounds wonderful. It might be cool to consider where aliens might come from https://spaceplace.nasa.gov/all-about-exoplanets/en/

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Hi Elaine,

This sounds wonderful! It might be useful to consider using sand for this over flour in my experience it is much easier to clean up. Something to consider when dropping stones, for yourself – All objects fall at the same rate.

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Hi Elaine,

This sounds wonderful! It might be useful to consider using sand for this over flour in my experience it is much easier to clean up. Something to consider when dropping stones, for yourself – All objects fall at the same rate.

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Hi Elaine,

This sounds wonderful! It might be useful to consider using sand for this over flour in my experience it is much easier to clean up. Something to consider when dropping stones, for yourself – All objects fall at the same rate.

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Hi Sarah this is fab! This might be of use to you.

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Hi Bernie,

This sounds wonderful! Is aoibheann liom an píosa gaeilge freisin. This might be of interest to you!

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Hi Rachel,

This sounds fab, I love that you’re using glitter! Twinkle twinkle can be a great tool to teach children about distinguishing between stars and planets in the sky! Stars twinkle and planets don’t.

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Hi Andrea this is fab. It could be cool to link this to something we see in space cryovolcanoes!

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Hi Rachael,

This is fab! This resource might be useful for rocket making!

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This is fab! It might be cool to consider how volcanoes affect the landscape  – This occurs on all volcanically or previously volcanically active terrestrial planets. The largest known volcano in our solar system is Olympus mons on Mars!

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Hi Eimear,

This is brilliant. I love how you use predicting, recording and improving in this lesson. The rocket resource here might be useful for you.

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Hi Susan,

This is wonderful. I like how you link physiology to the environment. Might be cool to consider how humans could live in the atmosphere of Venus. https://www.planetsforkids.org/planet/venus/can-humans-live-on-venus.html

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Hi Emily,

This is fab! considering the sky cultures option on the Stellarium app might be cool here!

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