Habitable Exoplanets Investigation Kit
SKU: 907913
Serves up to 32 students per kit
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Habitable Exoplanets Science Investigation Kit
In this investigation, students determine whether any of the exoplanets discovered by scientists during the Kepler mission have a good chance of supporting life.
The Habitable Exoplanets kit includes all the materials students will need to design and carry out the investigation in the Earth and Space Science book (NGSS Edition).
This kit contains enough materials for 8 groups of students to design and carry out this investigation.
Alignment with Academic Standards for Science
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Source |
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Performance Expectation |
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NGSS |
MS-ESS1-3 |
Analyze and interpret data to determine scale properties of objects in the solar system. |
Core Idea(s)
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ESS1: Characteristics of the Universe and Solar System
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ESS4: Earth Materials and Systems
Practices
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SEP1: Asking questions and defining problems
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SEP3: Planning and carrying out investigations
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SEP4: Analyzing and interpreting data
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SEP5: Using mathematics and computational thinking
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SEP7: Engaging in argument from evidence
- SEP8: Obtaining, evaluating, and communicating information
Crosscutting Concepts
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CC3: Scale, proportion, and quantity
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CC4: Systems and system models
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Everything one teacher needs to run each investigation with a full class.
ESS1: Characteristics of the Universe and Solar System
Everything for a full class. Refill packs sold separately.
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