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Starry, Starry Jar!

Do this activity outside in the evening and at night in your home! Take a piece of aluminum foil and a tooth pick outside with you. Look up into the sky to find some stars or a whole constellation, then map the stars on the aluminum foil by poking holes with the tooth pick. When you get back inside, put a light behind the aluminum sheet to make your own night sky.
When you use your foil to create the same details you see in the sky, you practice noticing the space between different objects and describing how they are related to each other.
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