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   Objective: Write a friendly and casual email to a friend and share to the person interesting facts about the planet       Saturn.

   Instructions:

   Choose a Recipient: Select a friend or family member you feel comfortable writing to.

• Facts about Saturn: Use the following facts to guide your email. Feel free to add more details if you like:

  • Saturn is the sixth planet from the Sun and the second-largest in our solar system.
  • It is known for its beautiful rings made mostly of ice particles and dust.
  • Saturn has at least 82 moons, the largest of which is Titan.
  • A year on Saturn (its orbit around the Sun) is about 29 Earth years long.
  • Saturn is mostly made of hydrogen and helium, similar to Jupiter.
  • Saturn is extremely cold, with temperatures averaging around -178 degrees Celsius (-288 degrees Fahrenheit).

• Format the Email:

  • Start with a friendly greeting (e.g., Hi [Name], Hey [Name], or Dear [Name],).
  • Briefly introduce the topic of your email (e.g., "I just learned some cool facts about Saturn!").
  • Share at least two or three of the facts listed above in your own words.
  • You can add personal comments or reactions to the facts.
  • Encourage your friend to respond with their thoughts or questions.
  • End with a closing remark (e.g., Bye for now, Take care, or Talk soon,) and sign your name

aprender sistema solar

Worksheet to review the main concepts about the Solar System. 

multiple choose question

Watch the video and answer the question.

Listen to this vocabulary according to learn new words in the second part of our project. 

Read and decide the planet

Students should learn the concepts 

Welcome to your Solar System Quiz!

1. Read each question carefully before answering.
2. Check your spelling for short-answer questions.
3. Click “Finish” when you are done to submit your answers.

Take your time and do your best. Good luck, space explorer! 🚀

Write the names of the following space items.

ระบบสุิริยะ

In this A1 ESL worksheet, your students must write "there is" or "there are" in a series of English sentences containing vocabulary related to space and the solar system. 

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