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Explaining the Solar System: Student Exercises and Teachers Guide

Explaining the Solar System

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"Explaining the Solar System" by Jim (James William) Ross, Jim Ross, Mike Lattner is a mathematics book and learning resource focused on Deep Sky & Solar System. Best for teachers, students, and readers looking for stronger mathematical understanding.

What can you see in the sky every night? This unit is a highly descriptive account of the contents and history of the universe, as it is pictured by scientists over the past fifty years. The four forces that shape our universe are emphasized as explanatory tools. Two major projects are used to cover the vast number of topics and resources available on this topic. The unit itself is subdivided into four major sections. Each section will take a little more than one week to complete. 1. Construction of some simple instruments to assist in observation of the earth, the sun, the moon, and time, all from the point of view of the surface of a tilted and spinning earth. 2. Observation of the sun, the closest star. From these observations we move to an understanding of the forces that shape our sun and its behaviour. 3. Observation of the moon, and other satellites. From these observations we build an understanding of the role of gravitation in orbital motion 4. Research project: phenomena within our solar system 5. Research project: phenomena beyond our solar system This time line is divided into separate one-week blocks. Students could observe and record several lunar cycles, or the changing position of the sun, over three or four months. As in all of the Ross Lattner IntuitivScience series, diagrams are an important mode of expression. Parents and teachers, you get one half of the book! We provide solid pedagogical supports, recipes, and methods of presentation.

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Best For: Students and educators interested in astronomy and the solar system
Focus: Descriptive account of the universe's contents and history, emphasizing the four forces shaping it
Covers: Four major sections detailing the solar system and related scientific projects
Why It Matters: Provides a scientific framework to understand the universe based on recent research and major projects

"Explaining the Solar System" by Jim (James William) Ross, Jim Ross, Mike Lattner is a mathematics book and learning resource focused on Deep Sky & Solar System. Best for teachers, students, and readers looking for stronger mathematical understanding.

Topic: Deep Sky & Solar System

Author: Jim (James William) Ross, Jim Ross, Mike Lattner

Who this is for:

  • Teachers and classroom instructors
  • Students building subject mastery
  • Readers looking for practical learning support

Why this book matters: It stands out as a practical math resource that helps explain concepts, strengthen problem-solving, and support classroom or independent learning.

What can you see in the sky every night? This unit is a highly descriptive account of the contents and history of the universe, as it is pictured by scientists over the past fifty years. The four forces that shape our universe are emphasized as explanatory tools. Two major projects are used to cover the vast number of topics and resources available on this topic. The unit itself is subdivided into four major sections. Each section will take a little more than one week to complete. 1. Construction of some simple instruments to assist in observation of the earth, the sun, the moon, and time, all from the point of view of the surface of a tilted and spinning earth. 2. Observation of the sun, the closest star. From these observations we move to an understanding of the forces that shape our sun and its behaviour. 3. Observation of the moon, and other satellites. From these observations we build an understanding of the role of gravitation in orbital motion 4. Research project: phenomena within our solar system 5. Research project: phenomena beyond our solar system This time line is divided into separate one-week blocks. Students could observe and record several lunar cycles, or the changing position of the sun, over three or four months. As in all of the Ross Lattner IntuitivScience series, diagrams are an important mode of expression. Parents and teachers, you get one half of the book! We provide solid pedagogical supports, recipes, and methods of presentation.

AuthorJim (James William) Ross, Jim Ross, Mike Lattner
PublisherWellington, Ont. : Ross Lattner Educational Consultants
Published2005
ISBN-139781897007037
BindingPaperback
Pages67
LanguageEnglish
SubjectsSolar system
TopicDeep Sky & Solar System
SeriesGrade Nine Academic Science

Format: Paperback

Length: 67 pages

Language: English

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