Solar Eclipse Worksheets in 2 Levels
Since a complete Solar Eclipse only comes around once or twice in a person’s lifetime, now is the perfect time to teach your kids all about why and how a solar eclipse occurs.
These Solar Eclipse worksheets come in two levels, one for elementary and a more difficult one for middle and high school students, and covers both partial and complete eclipses.
The Solar Eclipse worksheet has these vocabulary terms:
- Total Eclipse
- Annular Eclipse
- Hybrid Eclipse
- Partial Eclipse
- Umbra
- Penumbra
The printable worksheet also includes a total solar eclipse diagram to label.
If you want to study more about the solar eclipse, you’ll want to also use our Solar Eclipse Notebooking Pages.
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Resources for Learning about the Solar Eclipse
- The Sun by Seymour Simon
- What is an Eclipse? with NASA Space Place
- Get Ready for the Eclipse with SciShowKids (this was filmed for the 2017 North American total eclipse, but the facts about eclipses are the same)
- Learn about the 4 different types of solar eclipses with Nat Geo
- Kylee Makes It shows how to make an Orrery model of an eclipse
Download your copy of the Solar Eclipse Worksheets from the Free Resource Library. Look under Individual Worksheets > Astronomy
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