'Furthest planet' presentation slideshows

Welcome To Planetary Jeopardy

Welcome To Planetary Jeopardy. Enjoy Planetary Jeopardy Choose players or groups - Individuals or Teams can play! When a player knows an answer, he or she is to raise a hand to answer. Player #1 or Team #1 chooses a category and question dollar amount first.

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Chalkboard Challenge Science Vocabulary

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Review for Final exam, Thursday May 8, 2pm

Review for Final exam, Thursday May 8, 2pm. Teams 1-33: EPS 103 Teams 34-67: Leon Johnson 339 Teams 68-101: Roberts 101. evalutions. Earth is a ____planet. Jovian Terrestrial Dwarf. The composition of ____ planets is most similar to the composition of the Sun. Jovian Terrestrial

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The Solar Syste m

The Solar Syste m. NEXT. These are the planets in order from the sun. NEXT. Click below to hear about the solar system. Then, take the quiz. Remember to listen carefully!. Take the Quiz. I am the furthest planet from earth. Listen again. I am the largest planet. Listen again.

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Neptune

Neptune. By Raya. Neptune's Name. Neptune was named after the roman god of water The greek's god of water was called Poseidon. Into the Solar System and Orbit!. 8th planet from the sun Neptune is about 2.8 billion miles away from the sun (84,651 km)

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B y T a y l a & J e s s a m y

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Our Solar System By Liam Moran 1A

Our Solar System By Liam Moran 1A. mercury. Mercury is the closest planet to the sun. Mercury is a rocky planet. Mercury does not have a ring on it. You can see Mercury with the naked eye. venus. Venus is the 2 nd planet from the sun. Venus can be seen with the naked eye.

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Our Solar System By Liam Moran 1A

Our Solar System By Liam Moran 1A. mercury. Mercury is the closest planet to the sun. Mercury is a rocky planet. Mercury does not have a ring on it. You can see Mercury with the naked eye. venus. Venus is the 2 nd planet from the sun. Venus can be seen with the naked eye.

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Saturn

Saturn. By Josie, Avery, &Eric. The planet Saturn gets its name from the Roman god of agriculture. It is 888 million miles from the sun and 74,899 miles in diameter. One day on planet Saturn is 10 hours and 40 minutes. One year on planet Saturn is 29 years and 6 months.

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