Allow young minds to explore planets, moons and other objects in our solar system. Students can investigate, report their findings and have fun with inquiry-oriented…

Pluto: King of the Kuiper Belt Pluto was once called a planet in our solar system. What do we know about Pluto? Let’s find out!

Jupiter: The red-eyed planet Jupiter is the fifth planet in our journey across the solar system. What do we know about Jupiter? Let’s find out!

Mercury: The smallest planet Mercury is the first planet in our journey across the solar system. What do we know about Mercury? Let’s find out!

Neptune: The windy planet Neptune is the eighth planet in our journey across the solar system. What do we know about Neptune? Let’s find out!

Uranus: The sideways planet Uranus is the seventh planet in our journey across the solar system. What do we know about Uranus? Let’s find out!

Moons: Natural satellites There are more than 200 moons in our solar system. Let’s have a look at a few of those moons.

Mars: The red planet Mars is the fourth planet in our journey across the solar system. What do we know about Mars? Let’s find out!

Earth: Our home planet Earth is the third planet in our journey across the solar system. What do we know about Earth? Let’s find out!

Saturn: The ringed planet Saturn is the sixth planet in our journey across the solar system. What do we know about Saturn? Let’s find out!