The document discusses why Pluto is classified as a dwarf planet instead of a regular planet. It explains that Pluto was reclassified in 2006 because unlike regular planets, it has not cleared the neighborhood around its orbit. The document also notes that the planets revolve around the sun in elliptical orbits. Finally, it provides instructions for an activity where students make masks of the sun and planets and act out revolving around the sun like the planets do.

2. I have a
question
Why Pluto is not included in the planets list?
Show white colour object if you want to answer.
Show black colour object if you don’t want to answer.
Answer: Because Pluto is a dwarf planet

3. I have a
question
A. They revolve around the Earth
B. They revolve around the Sun
C. They revolve around the Moon
How do the planets move in the Solar System?

4. The planets are revolving around the Sun in their own
path called orbits.
Orbit
An elliptical
imaginary path
that goes
around the
Sun in space.

6. Pluto was classified as a dwarf planet in 2006.
Fun fact
Because it has not cleared the neighborhood around its orbit.
Pluto

7. ACTIVITY TIME

8. ACTIVITY: REVOLVE LIKE A PLANET
1. Make eye masks of the Sun and a
planet using the steps below.
a) Draw a outline of mask that suits
your face and eyes.
b) Colour the eye masks according to
the colour of the Sun and the colour
of the planet that you choose.
c) Cut the out the mask and make
holes near the ear part of the masks
for thread/rubber band.
d) Insert the thread/rubber band into
the holes and tie them.
2. Revolve like a planet.
a) Find a partner to act as the Sun.
b) Wear the planet eye mask and
revolve around the person
wearing the Sun eye mask.
3. Take video of you revolving
the Sun and submit it in the
Google Classroom or WhatsApp.