Ms. Brenda will provide a printable packet for class.  It will need to be printed and ready prior to class.

Day One-
- Printed pages for guidebook
- Colored Pencils
- a sharpened pencil and eraser

Day Two-
- 2 convex lenses (can be from two magnifying glasses or purchased on Amazon for about $15 for 6)
- 2 empty paper towel rolls
- sharp scissors
- masking tape
- printed constellation cards
-mini marshmallows
-toothpicks

Day Three-
- 9-12 inch paper plate
- unsharpened pencil
- sharp pencil or similar to poke hole in plate
- clay or dough
- dark-colored marker
- printed pages for guidebook
- art paper (watercolor paper is best, but computer paper will work)
- white school glue
- black watercolor paint
- paintbrush (a medium-sized brush will work better than the little ones that come in a watercolor set)
- water
- a  cereal bowl or side plate to trace the circle

In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Exploratorium.edu
airandspace.si.edu

Day One we will be discussing the facts of human mortality and discuss various ways humans can die in space and on other planets.

Day Two we will be building telescopes from art supplies.  Learners will be using scissors and glass.  Parents must decide if their learners need assistance.  We will also be using marshmallows to build models.  Be aware of allergens in the marshmallows you buy.  Things may get sticky.  We will also be using toothpicks-- which are sharp.

Day Three we will be building a sundial and students will need to punch a hole through a paper plate.  We will also be painting with watercolor and it may get messy.

Websites:
We will be comparing our ages on various planets using the Exploratorium website.  Learners will need to enter their date of birth for the activity, but no information is stored and no other information is collected.

We will be looking up planet facts on the website of the National Air and Space Museum.  Learners will not need to sign in to anything and will not need to enter any personal information.