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Overview
of "Fast Facts: Eagle Nebula"
Description:
Fast
Facts: Eagle Nebula lists the name, description, location, size, and distance
of the nebula from Earth in the form of a table. A picture of the nebula is
included.
Format(s) available: Printer-friendly
web page
Grades: Adaptable, at teacher's discretion
How to use it in the classroom
Teachers can use Fast Facts: Eagle Nebula as: A source of information. Find out about the nebula. A mapping activity. Locate the nebula's associated constellation on a star map. A large-number recognition activity. Have students put this and other Fast Fact tables in order from the one closest to Earth to the one farthest away. An inquiry tool. Have students write down 3-5 questions they would like answered as a result of reading this Fast Facts table and looking at the image. An engagement tool. Involve students in a discussion. Graphic organizer: Comparison of the Eagle Nebula and the Eskimo Nebula Press release: "Embryonic Stars Emerge from Interstellar 'EGGs'" See the Stars and stellar evolution section on "Teaching tools" page. |
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