Updated: 11 Jul 2019
A worksheet that explores features of the nighttime sky.
Non-Editable: PDF
Pages: 1 Page
Years: 1 - 2
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A worksheet that explores features of the nighttime sky.
Use this educational worksheet when exploring the concept of observable changes in local environments.
Students identify, draw and label features of the nighttime sky. They then consider if there are any objects in their picture that could also be seen in the sky during the day.
This teaching resource would make an excellent addition to a lesson or unit in the early years.
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