Homeschool Bookstore: 12th Grade Astronomy
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Signs & Seasons: Understanding the Elements of Classical AstronomyUsing the biblical use of astronomy--for signs and seasons--as a foundation, this illustrated book will take a deeper look at the stars and sun we so often view. Filled with notes on historical practices, readers learn about where the terms A.M. and P.M came from, how Passover is linked to astronomical cycles, and the biblical heritage of timekeeping through the sky! 40 pages of field activities are included as well. 225 pages with index and astronomical tables. |
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Lifepac Select: AstronomyLIFEPAC Select subjects contain 5 LIFEPACs from the core subject and also include a comprehensive Teacher's Guide to tie them all together. Appropriate for grades 7-12. Can be used as an elective, unit study, remedial course, or summer school. |
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Astronomy for All Ages, Second EditionComplemented by charts, diagrams, and photographs, this discovery workbook is filled with fascinating and engaging activities---from simple to complex---designed to acquaint stargazers of all ages with the universe above their heads. Learn to read the sky with the naked eye, create a pocket solar system, collect micro-meteorites, build a telescope, learn what causes auroras and nebulae, and more. 214 pages, softcover from Globe Pequot. |
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Janice VanCleave's A+ Projects in Astronomy: Winning Experiments for Science Fairs and Extra CreditThe science fair is on its way . . . are your teens stuck for ideas? VanCleave will help them "reach for the stars"! Her terrific step-by-step guide explores 30 astronomy-related topics and offers dozens of ideas for experiments. Construct a scale model of the solar system; study eclipses; create a "star clock"; and more! 216 pages, softcover from Wiley & Sons. |
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Elementary AstronomyStudents of all ages are fascinated by the sky above, Elementary Astronomy is the guidebook you will want to use to learn about seasons, moon phases, eclipses, planets, constellations, and more. In easy-to-understand language and with clear and simple illustrations, Dr. Pierce describes a variety of common celestial phenomena and explains the fundamental forces which produce them. Based on his exciting astronomy workshops, this book makes complex ideas accessible to those who don't have a strong background in the sciences in mathematics. |
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The Everything Astronomy BookHave you ever looked up at the night sky and felt overwhelmed by its mystery? Maybe you tied to figure out which twinkling lights were stars and which were planets--or the differences among meteors, meteorites, and meteoroids--but never quite got it. This book, by noted SETI Institute scientist Dr. Cynthia Phillips, helps you stargaze with authority. This book not only provides clear descriptions of all the theories of the origins of the universe, it explains the facts about the planets, moons, and stars in language anyone can understand--completely free of astro-jargon. In addition, common myths are debunked: Find out why the Big Dipper is nto an actual constellation, and that a shooting star isn't really a star al all! Featuring: fascinating photos and useful diagrams; a color insert and fascinating photographs and diagrams throughout; tips and tricks, such as how to distinguish between different celestial bodies; the latest theories of UFOs; the realities of an asteroid collision. |
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Explores AstronomyTakes us from the age of mystery to the modern day where science fiction is fast becoming science fact. Includes backyard astronomy and equipment - viewing with the naked eye, binoculars and telescope. You will also learn how to photograph and record what you see. |




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