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    This document provides information about identifying constellations and their characteristics. It includes objectives, directions for activities, and a quiz. The objectives are to describe constellations and their origins, identify some in the northern and southern hemispheres, and locate star clusters and bright stars. Activities include naming, explaining, and drawing constellations. The document defines constellations as groups of stars that appear to form a pattern but are not physically close, and provides other details about their formation and historical uses.

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    This document provides information about identifying constellations and their characteristics. It includes objectives, directions for activities, and a quiz. The objectives are to describe constellations and their origins, identify some in the northern and southern hemispheres, and locate star clusters and bright stars. Activities include naming, explaining, and drawing constellations. The document defines constellations as groups of stars that appear to form a pattern but are not physically close, and provides other details about their formation and historical uses.

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    SCIENCE 9

    WATCH AND LEARN


    OBJECTIVES

    At the end of the session, the learners should be able


    to:
    • describe a constellation and its origin;
    • identify some constellations observed in the northern
    and southern hemisphere and;
    • Locate some star clusters and identify some bright
    stars in the constellations.
    DIRECTIONS: BASED ON YOUR OWN
    UNDERSTANDING, DESCRIBE THE FOLLOWING IN
    A HUMAN ACTION.

    • Brightness
    • Color
    • Surface temperature
    • Size
    • Mass
    ACTIVITY

    Title: Name, Explain and Draw


    RUBRICS
    •Earth rotates on its axis, this makes
    most constellations appear to rise in
    the east and set in the west during the
    night.
    • There is a group of stars that appear in the
    sky all night long and all year long. It
    seems that these stars do not rise and set,
    but circle the Earth’s North Pole each
    night. These stars are called circumpolar.
    •Constellations group of stars that form
    a pattern in the sky
    •The shapes you see all depend on
    your point of view.
    •Stars in a constellation are NOT close
    to each other, but when viewed from
    Earth they seem to be grouped
    together.
    •There are 88 accepted
    constellations listed by the
    International Astronomical Union
    (IAU)
    •During ancient times,
    constellations were used for
    navigation and to tell stories.
    DIRECTIONS: FIND THE DIFFERENT
    CONSTELLATIONS IN THE BOX.
    S I M E L A S R U L
    E N E A C E R A M E
    I I G N R M E D A L
    R A A U N B U S R A
    A C O R T N I S A S
    I A H O V A J L C O
    R P A C A V I R G O
    DIRECTIONS: MATCH THE NAME OF THE
    CONSTELLATIONS WITH THE NAME OF THE ANIMAL.
    __________1. Aries Lion
    __________2. Aquarius Twins
    __________3. Cancer Sea Goat
    __________4. Capricorn Crab
    __________5. Gemini Water Carrier
    Ram
    • Constellations are useful because they can
    help people to recognize stars in the sky. By
    looking for patterns, the stars and locations
    can be much easier to spot.
    The constellations had uses in ancient times.
    They were used to help keep track of the
    calendar.
    • A group of stars forming a recognizable
    pattern that is traditionally named after its
    apparent form or identified with a
    mythological figure. Modern astronomers
    divide the sky into eighty-eight
    constellations with defined boundaries.
    QUIZ DIRECTIONS: COMPLETE THE TABLE
    BELOW.
    Name of the star Constellation Color Distance

    1. Betelguese
    2. Aldeberan
    3. Antares
    4. Rigel
    5. Canopus

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