Description
Need a fun and simple activity to teach about the Solar Eclipse this year? I have a perfect lesson. You just need these 3 printable hats, 3 volunteers, and a flashlight! Writing and an extra activity is included!
What’s In This Download?
- Pg. 1 Cover
- Pg. 2 Directions with a LESSON PLAN for using a flashlight with the “SUN” to show how an eclipse works.
- Pg. 3 & 4 Photos Examples
- Pg. 5 Sun Printable (Black/White)
- Pg. 6 Sun Printable (In Color, pick which you would like to print)
- Pg. 7 Earth (Black and white)
- Pg. 8 Earth (In Color)
- Pg. 9 Moon (Black and white to have kids color)
- Pg. 10 Moon (Photo ) ****SEE PREVIEWS****
- Pg.11 and 12 2 styles of headbands to choose from for adding to the hats.
- Pg. 13 Solar Eclipse Project (add a stick)
- Pg. 14 & 15 Draw a Plan and Reflection
- Pg. 16 & 17 Writing Primary and Intermediate Lines
- Pg. 18 Credits
WHAT else do you need for this unit besides the printables?
- Cardstock for printing on
- Scissors
- Glue
- Colored Pencils or Crayons
- Flashlight
KNOW YOUR STUDENT’S MISCONCEPTIONS:
They will probably think that the black/dark circle is a shadow on the sun. Lead them by asking questions like “Is it a shadow on the sun? Why can’t we see the sun? What do you think Earth looks like during an eclipse? What do you think the moon looks like during a solar eclipse?” Try not to give them the answers.







