The Sun
Inner Planets
Outer Planets
Planet Facts
Earth
100

The sun is actually not a planet. What is it?

A star.

100

This planet is closest to the Sun and looks like Earth's moon.

Mercury. 

100

This is the biggest planet in our solar system and has a giant red spot. 

Jupiter

100

How many planets are in our solar system?

8

100

Earth is this number from the sun.

3rd

200

The sun gives us two things to survive on Earth.

Light, and Heat (energy)

200

We live on this inner planet.

Earth

200

This beautiful planet is famous for its rings made of ice and rock.

Saturn

200

This used to be called a planet when Mrs. Carr was in 5th grade but now it is called a dwarf planet. 

Pluto

200

This is the name of Earth's moon. Starts with L, and rhymes with tuna.

Luna

300

True or False: The Sun is the farthest from Earth.

False.  It is the third planet from the sun.

300

The red planet is named after the Roman god of war.

Mars

300

The outer planets are sometimes called this because they are made of gas. 

Gas giants

300

All the planets do this around the sun in an oval path. (starts with an o)

Orbit

300

Earth is the only planet we know that has this, which all living things need. 

Water

400

Without the sun's gravity, the planets would do this instead of orbiting.

Float away or drift in space. 

400

This is the hottest planet in our solar system even though it is not the closest to the Sun.

Venus

400

This blue planet is farthest from the Sun and is very cold.

Neptune

400

Thi planet spins the fastest with a day that's only ten hours long. Large planet with spot. 

Jupiter

400

One complete spin around Earth takes how many hours including day and night. 

24

500

The sun is mostly made of this gas that is also used in balloons. 

Helium
500

The inner planets are also called this because they are made of rocks.

Rocky planets

500

This planet spins on its side like a rolling ball and is far from the sun.

Uranus

500

This is the only planet that spins backwards. Starts with a V.

Venus

500
Earth is titled on its axis, which gives us these four periods of the year. 

Seasons (Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer)

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