Eclipse project

Are you ready for the solar eclipse? Make this DIY solar eclipse model for a hands-on STEM lesson. Learning about the moon and sun are fun!

It's a bit of a drive, but not that far to go, if you want to see the total eclipse in August.

Shraddha Fogla 🇮🇳 on Instagram: "#save Why wont you see the eclipse? This is a question I got asked and then there was no other way than to explain them the umbra, penumbra and where the eclipse falls and how it happens. 🌞 On April 8, 2024, there will be a special event called a total solar eclipse. 🌞 This means the Moon will move between the Earth and the Sun, casting its shadow on Earth’s surface. 🌞 The shadow has two parts: the umbra, where it’s really dark because no…

A solar eclipse project we did based on the News 2 You article we read this week. Just glue a yellow sun to black construction paper. Then create a black moon and attach it by poking a hole and using a fastener. Voila, you have a moveable moon for a solar eclipse. It was great for fine motor skills, as we cut out each individual ray for the sun. My class suns are pictured at the bottom.

Fun Eclipse Craft! Supplies: 2 paper plates, paint, brad, yellow paper and pipe cleaners. Children can swivel the black paper plate to see how the moon will move across the sun.

What is the difference between a solar eclipse and a lunar eclipse? Find out with this stellar space science worksheet!

Katie Allain 🎨 on Instagram: "An artistic representation of the Solar Eclipse! Tutorial is linked in my bio! Comment “eclipse” and I can send you the link! 🌕🌑✨ #Eclipse #SolarEclipse #EclipseDay #EclipseArt #EclipseProject #EclipseInspired"

We are so excited about the lunar eclipse that will be occurring on January 20/21st this month! Half of the world will experience this eclipse, and for the first time in 19 years, this includes both North and South America. If you’ve been tracking this eve