What is a solar system? -composes the Sun together with the eight planets and their moons -includes other celestial bodies that orbit the sun the largest object in our solar system -where most of the ENERGY and LIGHT on Earth comes from. known as the twin planet of the Earth also called as “Morning Star” or “Evening Star” It has a thick, poisonous atmosphere of carbon dioxide and sulfuric acid.  Venus spins backwards compared to other planets Earth is a water world, with two-thirds of the planet covered by ocean. The only world known to harbor life.  Oceans at least 4 km deep cover nearly 70 percent of Earth's surface. Known as the RED PLANET Mars is a small rocky body once thought to be very Earth-like. Volcanism, impacts from other bodies, movements of its crust, and atmospheric effects such as dust storms have changed its surface.   It has polar ice caps that grow and recede with the change of seasons.  planets

1. THE SOLAR
SYSTEM
By: Ms. JM Arodabop

2. Song: “The Planets”
(Tune: ‘B-I-N-G-O’ & ‘The Nine Planets’)
There are nine planets in the solar system
Together we can say their names, ohh!
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars
Jupiter and Saturn
Uranus and Neptune
Pluto is the last!

4. Learning Objectives:
a. Describe the planets in the solar
system;
b. Reflect on how important it is to
take care of our planet earth; and
c. Create synthesis of the planets
in the solar system.

5. What is a solar
system?
-composes the Sun together
with the eight planets and their
moons
-includes other celestial bodies
that orbit the sun

6. The members of the Solar System

8. Who wakes us up every morning?
Hint: It’s like a BIG LIGHT BULB
over the Earth.

9. Mother of the Solar SystemMother of the Solar System

10. -the largest object in our solar system
-where most of the ENERGY and
LIGHT on Earth comes from.

11. The FIRST planet from the sun

12. -The smallest planet in the Solar System
-Rocky planet with many craters.
-Scientists have found water ice inside deep
craters at the north and south poles.

13. The SECOND planet from the sun

14. known as the twin planet of the Earth
also called as “Morning Star” or “Evening Star”
It has a thick, poisonous atmosphere of carbon
dioxide and sulfuric acid.
Venus spins backwards compared to other planets

15. The 3RD planet from the sun

16. Earth is a water world, with two-thirds of
the planet covered by ocean.
The only world known to harbor life.
Oceans at least 4 km deep cover nearly 70
percent of Earth's surface.

20. ANSWER:
People cannot live in the moon
due to a number of challenges they
will experience.
In addition, there is no oxygen
supply and no source of energy for
human activities such as heating.

21. THE 4TH PLANET FROM THE SUN

22. Known as the RED PLANET
Mars is a small rocky body once thought to be very Earth-like.
Volcanism, impacts from other bodies, movements of its crust,
and atmospheric effects such as dust storms have changed its
surface.
It has polar ice caps that grow and recede with the change of
seasons.

23. THE 5TH PLANET FROM THE SUN

24. the largest planet-serves as the “Solar System’s
Vacuum Cleaner”
it sucks all the dust and comets from the space
Atmosphere: 90% hydrogen, 10% helium, .07% methane
Its immense, complex atmosphere includes the Great Red
Spot, a 300-year-old storm that is almost the size of
three Earths.

25. THE 6TH PLANET FROM THE SUN

26. the second largest planet in the solar system
”The Ringed Planet”
known to be the “Most Beautiful Planet” in the Solar
System
Composition: Saturn is a gas giant. It is made mostly of
hydrogen and helium.

27. THE 7TH PLANET FROM THE SUN

28. a very cold planet
the Uranus' blue color is the result of a gas called
"methane" found in the planet's upper atmosphere.
Composition: It is a "gas giant" with no solid surface.
Interesting Facts: Uranus spins backwards compared to
other planets.

29. THE 8TH PLANET FROM THE SUN

30. third largest planet in the solar system
its blue color comes from “Methane gas”
has the strongest winds in the Solar System
Composition: Neptune is one of the Gas Giants;
therefore Neptune has no solid surface.

31. THE 9TH PLANET FROM THE SUN

32. Why is Pluto no
longer considered as a
planet?

33. never considered as Planet
much smaller than any of the official planets
now classified as a "dwarf planet"
Atmosphere: perhaps methane and nitrogen
Facts: Pluto spins backwards to most other planets.

35. -Stars are huge balls of glowing gas in the sky.
-Are over 200 billion, billion stars in the universe.

37. Asteroids
 are small, airless rocky worlds revolving around
the sun that are too small to be called planets.

38.  They are also known as planetoids or minor
planets.

39. a system of millions or
billions of stars, together
with gas and dust, held
together by gravitational
attraction.
Galaxies

40.  are basically dusty snowballs
which orbit the Sun.
 They are made of ices, such
as water, carbon dioxide,
ammonia and methane, mixed
with dust.
Comet

41. Application:
Now, in a sheet of paper, I want
you to write your reflections on
how important it is to take care of
our planet Earth. (5 minutes)
I want a volunteer to share his/her
reflection to the class.

42. What is a solar system?
How many planets are there in the
Solar System?
What are those Planets?
Why is Pluto no longer a member of the
Solar System?
Generalizaton:

43. Evaluation:
Prepare a sheet of
paper.

44. Enumeration: Copy and answer in 7 minutes.
1.Name the four small planets in the Solar
System a._____ c._____
b._____ d._____
2.Name the four giant planets in the Solar
System a._____ c._____
b._____ d._____
Evaluation:

45. Get your assignment notebook
and copy this.
Assignment:

46. Create synthesis of the planets in
the Solar System.
-Put it in a one-forth illustration board
-Submit it next meeting
Assignment:

47. kids.nineplanets.org
www.solarviews.com
www.universetoday.com
www.space.com
www.seasky.org
www.space.com
www.astro.caltech.edu
www.discoverthecosmos.eu
http://www.kidsknowit.com
www.creativebloq.com
chandra.harvard.edu
bestanimations.com
www.iconbazaar.com
Animated
sun.weebly.com
www.webweaver.nu
www.webweaver.nu
www.indezine.com
http://freecodesource.com
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