G3-SEC-L27-01-27-2023 The Planets Are So Interesting

Hello, Grade 3 astronomers! Today, let's embark on an interstellar adventure to explore the amazing world of planets?those captivating celestial bodies that dance around our Sun. Our Solar System Playground: Imagine the solar system as a giant cosmic playground, and the planets are its star players. We have eight planets in our solar system, each with its unique characteristics and charm. Mars, the Red Planet: Mars, often called the Red Planet, stands out with its rusty hue. It's like a giant mystery waiting for exploration. Scientists have sent rovers to uncover its secrets, and who knows what we might discover in the future? Gas Giants and Ice Giants: Some planets, like Jupiter and Saturn, are massive gas giants with swirling storms, while others, like Neptune and Uranus, are ice giants with frigid atmospheres. Each of them has its own personality and style. The Mighty Jupiter: Jupiter, the largest planet, is like the king of the cosmic jungle. It has a great red spot?a colossal storm that has been raging for centuries. Imagine the ultimate weather spectacle!

G3-SEC-L27-01-27-2023 The Planets Are So Interesting

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How many planets are there in our solar system?

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What is Mars often called because of its color?

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Which planets are considered gas giants?

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Which planet is known for having a colossal storm called the Great Red Spot?

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The solar system has only three planets.

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Mars is often called the Green Planet.

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Jupiter is the smallest planet in our solar system.

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The Great Red Spot is a storm on Mars.

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Imagine the solar system as a giant cosmic _, and the planets are its star players.

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Mars is often called the _ because of its rusty hue.

Question 11 / 12

Some planets, like Jupiter and Saturn, are massive _ with swirling storms.

Question 12 / 12

Jupiter, the largest planet, has a colossal storm known as the Great _ Spot.

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