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ASTRONOMY DAY HANDBOOK, 4TH EDITION
BRINGING ASTRONOMY TO THE PEOPLE
DAVID H. LEVY · 1996 · 60 pgs
Handbook by the Astronomical League and Sky & Telescope, with ideas for activities to plan for Astronomy Day and other public outreach.
No. 826, Shelf A
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ASTRONOMY PROJECTS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
SUSAN CARHART, ed. · 1988 · 20 pgs
Astronomy- and space-related activity guide for young children.
No. 825, Shelf A
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CLIPPER, COSMOS, AND CHILDREN
FINDING THE EUREKA MOMENT
DAVID LEVY · 2022 · 117 pgs
Dr. Levy takes young people on a fanciful journey through the solar system, while teaching planetary science and the wonders of the universe beyond.
No. 882, Shelf C
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INTRODUCTION TO THE UNIVERSE
A PRESENTER’S GUIDE
FLICK, et al. · 1991 · 16 pgs
An Astronomical League guide for presenters, focusing on astronomical topics.
No. 827, Shelf I
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LECTURE-TUTORIALS FOR INTRODUCTORY ASTRONOMY
PRATHER, et al. · 2013 · 168 pgs
Exercises present astronomical facts, and then ask the student to answer extrapolations. Written for “Astronomy 101”, but would be accessible to the high school grade level.
No. 749, Shelf L
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TEACHING SCIENCE FACT WITH SCIENCE FICTION
GARY RAHAM · 2004 · 139 pgs
Novel approaches, with lesson plans, to teach basic scientific facts using the best of science fiction as the jumping-point to adapt to classroom earth, space, and life sciences
No. 874, Shelf T