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Serc: How High Is Big? Using an Astrolabe Lesson PlanSerc: How High Is Big? Using an Astrolabe Lesson Plan
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Science Education Resource Center at Carleton College
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Serc: How High Is Big? Using an Astrolabe

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Learners observe and measure the shadows of fixed objects throughout the school year to learn about how the seasonal change affects the sun's position in the sky.

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angles, measurement, shadows

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measuring, sun, serc: how high is big? - using an astrolabe, shadow
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Grade
3rd - 5th
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Science
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For Administrator Use
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0L

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