Space mission

SPACE MISSION

SPACE MISSION
You are an astronaut on a mission to another planet in our solar system. You will enjoy a crew to gather information about your destination. When you become experts, you will voyage to this planet.

YOUR TASK
Your job is to collect data about your planet. Your crew of astronauts will work as a team to collect this scientific information. You will need to show your data sheet to Mission Control before blast off.
PRE-FLIGHT requirements:
Know your destination (planet)
Name your mission and design a patch (badge)

YOUR TASK
Data collection:
Distance from the sun (How many kilometers?)
Diameter (What is the distance across in your planet?)
Atmosphere (What gases are in the atmosphere?)
Temperature (How hot or cold is it?)
Composition (What is your planet made of?)

YOUR TASK
Other interesting facts (Special features. Does it have volcanoes, craters, rings, valleys, etc...?) Period of revolution (How long is one year on your planet in Earth years?) Rotation period (One day on your planet equals how many hours/days on Earth?) Moons (How many? What are their names?)
Debriefing session
Present your data as a crew to your peers and Mission Control.

THE PROCESS
First, Mission Control (your teacher) will assign you to a crew
(3 or 4 astronauts)
Design a patch for your mission. To learn how, click on the following link for directions on Creating a Crew Patch
Take your Data Collection Sheets.
Decide which data sheet each crew member will be responsible for completing with information about your planet destination.
You are now ready to start collecting data. Remember, only write brief notes and short sentences.

THE PROCESS
Finally, your crew will share the information you've collected about your planet at a debriefing session back on Earth at Mission Control. As a crew, first practise how you will present your data. Use a clear, loud voice. Make eye contact with your audience. Hold your paper still and away from your face.
Use the Crew Checklist to ensure you have completed all the steps of your task.
Complete a self-evaluation sheet.
Make a mural to share your mission.

FINAL ADVICE...
ENJOY YOUR ADVENTURE

MERCURY
The Planet Mercury from StarChild Mercury from EnchantedLearning.com Mercury- Astronomy for kids from KidsAstronomy.com

JUPITER
The planet Jupiter from StarChild Jupiter from EnchantedLearning.com Jupiter Astronomy for kids from KidsAstronomy.com

NEPTUNE
The planet Neptune from StarChild Neptune from EnchantedLearning.com Neptune Astronomy for kids from KidsAstronomy.com

VENUS
The planet Venus from StarChild Venus from EnchantedLearning.com Venus Astronomy for kids from KidsAstronomy.com

SATURN
The planet Saturn from StarChild Saturn from EnchantedLearning.com Saturn Astronomy for kids from KidsAstronomy.com

MARS
The planet Mars from StarChild Mars from EnchantedLearning.com Mars Astronomy for kids from KidsAstronomy.com

URANUS
The planet Uranus from StarChild Uranus from EnchantedLearning.com Uranus Astronomy for kids from KidsAstronomy.com

Space mission

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