Welcome to Storyboard That's Picture Encyclopedia of Astronomy! We have put together a collection of storyboards to help you better understand the various terms of outer space. Along with the storyboards are many great planet facts. We hope you enjoy this guide as much as we enjoyed making it.
Click on any of the terms below to get started!
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Engage students with a classroom astronomy scavenger hunt
Design a fun astronomy scavenger hunt by creating a list of terms or facts from the Picture Encyclopedia for students to find and explain. This interactive activity sparks curiosity and reinforces vocabulary.
Divide the class into small groups
Assign each group a set of astronomy terms or planet facts to discover and present. Group work encourages collaboration and helps students learn from each other.
Guide students to use the Picture Encyclopedia
Show students how to navigate the Picture Encyclopedia and click on terms to find definitions and engaging images. Emphasize the importance of using visuals to enhance understanding.
Have groups share their discoveries with the class
Let each group present the facts and images they found, explaining them in their own words. Encourage creativity by allowing students to create mini-storyboards or posters. This step builds confidence and presentation skills.
Wrap up with a reflection discussion
Lead a class discussion about new astronomy concepts learned and how visuals helped make sense of the information. Reflection reinforces retention and connects knowledge to real-life curiosity.
Frequently Asked Questions about {lmk:100546}
What is the Picture Encyclopedia of Astronomy?
The Picture Encyclopedia of Astronomy is an online resource featuring storyboards and visuals that explain key terms and facts about outer space. It's designed to help students and teachers easily learn astronomy concepts.
How can teachers use the Picture Encyclopedia of Astronomy in the classroom?
Teachers can use the Picture Encyclopedia of Astronomy to introduce new space vocabulary, enhance lessons with visuals, or as a reference guide for quick facts. It supports interactive learning and can be integrated into science units or projects.
What kinds of facts about planets can I find in the Picture Encyclopedia?
You can find planet facts such as their size, distance from the sun, composition, and unique features. The encyclopedia provides clear and engaging information for both students and educators.
Why are storyboards useful for teaching astronomy concepts?
Storyboards visually break down complex astronomy topics into easy-to-understand segments. They help students grasp concepts faster by combining images with concise explanations, catering to different learning styles.
Where can I find definitions for astronomy terms?
Definitions for astronomy terms are available in the Picture Encyclopedia. Simply click on any listed term to access a storyboard with a clear explanation and related facts.
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Bring This to Your Classroom!
Our digital picture encyclopedia resources have easy to understand information with a visual in order to activate understanding and retention. Storyboard That is passionate about creating resources that inspire children to be storytellers, and we want students of all ages to have the ability to showcase what they have learned.
- Assign a term/person/event to each student to complete their own storyboard.
- Create your own picture encyclopedia of a topic you are studying.
- Create a picture encyclopedia of the people in your class or school.
- Post storyboards to class and school social media channels.
- Copy and edit these storyboards and encyclopedia pictures and use them as references or visuals.
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