Did Juno? — NASA JPL lesson

Did Juno? — NASA JPL lessonMath · Elementary Math · Grades K–2Lesson plan

The Juno mission was sent to the largest planet in our solar system, Jupiter, to help scientists better understand the gas giant. In this lesson, students will learn how Juno studies Jupiter by "orbiting" a classmate and then sending the information they learn about them back to "Earth." Materials Did Juno? Data Sheet - Download PDF Earth, Jupiter and Juno coloring sheet(s) - Download PDF Sidewalk chalk (optional) Meter sticks (optional) Graph paper (optional) Management This activity can be do

From NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, JPL Education · Public domain (US Gov) · original source

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