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    1. The micro lesson aims to teach students about the solar system through naming the planets, their order from the sun, and identifying the largest planet. 2. The teacher will introduce the lesson and have students name planets before making a list of the planets in order on the whiteboard. 3. The main activity explains the order and sizes of the planets, with Jupiter identified as the largest. Students are then asked to recall the order of planets.

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    1. The micro lesson aims to teach students about the solar system through naming the planets, their order from the sun, and identifying the largest planet. 2. The teacher will introduce the lesson and have students name planets before making a list of the planets in order on the whiteboard. 3. The main activity explains the order and sizes of the planets, with Jupiter identified as the largest. Students are then asked to recall the order of planets.

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    1. The micro lesson aims to teach students about the solar system through naming the planets, their order from the sun, and identifying the largest planet. 2. The teacher will introduce the lesson and have students name planets before making a list of the planets in order on the whiteboard. 3. The main activity explains the order and sizes of the planets, with Jupiter identified as the largest. Students are then asked to recall the order of planets.

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    1. The micro lesson aims to teach students about the solar system through naming the planets, their order from the sun, and identifying the largest planet. 2. The teacher will introduce the lesson and have students name planets before making a list of the planets in order on the whiteboard. 3. The main activity explains the order and sizes of the planets, with Jupiter identified as the largest. Students are then asked to recall the order of planets.

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    Micro lesson - Teach live

    22/08/17 14:00 - 14:10

    Topic: Solar system

    Lesson objectives:

    1. Name the different planets in the solar system.


    2. Name the largest planet in diameter.
    3. Name the order of planets from the sun.

    Equipment: Whiteboard markers, solar system info sheet.

    Introduction:
    Name and introduction to students
    - whats your favourite animal.
    Our solar system contains many planets. Q. Does any
    one know how many?
    Q. Can anyone name any of the planets?
    List what students say.

    Main:

    Make a list in order of the solar systems on the


    whiteboard, starting from the closest to the sun.
    Q. ask if any of the students know which planet is the
    biggest.
    Explain the largest (in diameter) to the smallest planets.
    Did You Know? Three of the planets in the solar system
    are currently visible in the night sky in June 2017. They
    are: Venus, Jupiter and Saturn.
    Conclusion:
    rub the planets off the board and see if students can
    list them.
    It is important that we know our neighbour planets
    and remember we are living on one! called Earth!
    Q. How far (in planets) are we away from the sun?
    Take home task: research which planet has the most
    moons.

    Planets

    Sun
    Mercury - Diameter: 3,031 miles (4,878 km) 8
    Venus - Diameter: 7,521 miles (12,104 km) 6
    Earth - Diameter: 7,926 miles (12,760 km) 5
    Mars - Diameter: 4,217 miles (6,787 km) 7
    Jupiter - Diameter: 86,881 miles (139,822 km) 1
    Saturn - Diameter: 74,900 miles (120,500 km) 2
    Uranus - Diameter: 31,763 miles (51,120 km) 3
    Neptune - Diameter: 30,775 miles (49,530 km) 4

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