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3rd Grade Solar System Resources
Resources for solar system reports
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  Link   Astronomy for Kids
Good site for basic information on space and our solar system.
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  Link   Nine Planets
This site did not change its name when Pluto was demoted to a dwarf planet. Material is a bit complex for most 3rd graders, but the photography is sensational.
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  Link   Zoom Astronomy by Enchanted Learning
Comprehensive site about space and astronomy for all ages and levels of comprehension. Start at a basic level on each topic and then to progress to much more advanced information by clicking on links.
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  Link   Enchanted Learning Astronomy Section
Basic astronomy information organized in short paragraphs with charts and drawings.
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  Link   Arty the Part-Time Astronaut
Very good information in an easily accessible format.
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  Link   Amazing Space
Information on the planets from the Space Telescope Science Institute's Office of Public Outreach (the people who brought you the Hubble Telescope).
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  Link   Solar System Exploration
NASA's solar system information for kids.
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  Link   Extreme Space
A section of NASA's website that has some fun facts about the planets.
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