Els planetes i l'espai

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This document outlines a lesson plan for a 2nd grade class to learn about the solar system through physical activities representing different celestial bodies. The students form the shapes of Earth, the full and crescent moon, stars, and meteoroids with their bodies. They enjoy representing and moving to depict various objects from the solar system.

ELS PLANETES
I L’ESPAI
P-5
CURS 2103 – 2014
PSICOMOTRICITAT

FEM FORMES DE L’ESPAI AMB EL
NOSTRE COS!

HEM REPRESENTAT ALGUNES DE
LES FORMES DEL SISITEMA
SOLAR

ENS HA AGRADAT MOLT
TREBALLAR EL SISTEMA SOLAR

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