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Astronomy helps students discover the universe, see how gravity works, and understand the importance of the sun to the whole system. They'll enjoy experimenting with rotation, speed and gravity; discovering some moon superstitions; learning about astronomy heroes; creating their own Martian; making their own rainbow; and taking periodic quizzes to see how much they have learned.
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