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What does the Moon look like?

Working collaboratively, move in time to music, listen and respond to rhythm, and recognise the four main phases of the Moon (New Moon, First Quarter, Full Moon and Last Quarter).

Education Level:: Junior Cycle
Subject Area:: Primary Level
Format:: Lesson Plan

What does the Moon look like?

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Space Week 2026 Activity Packs – Primary and Second Level Schools & Youthreach

Education Level: Junior Cycle; Primary Level; Senior Cycle
Subject Area: 4. Energy and Forces; 5. Technology; 6. Engineering; Earth and Space; Forces and Motion; Junior Cycle; Primary Level; Senior Cycle
Format: Teaching Guides; Worksheet

Spacecraft Materials Kit

DISCOVERING THE DIFFERENT PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS Students can use the ESA Spacecraft Materials Kit to experimentally investigate a variety of...

Education Level: Junior Cycle; Primary Level
Subject Area: 1. Nature of STEM; 3. Materials; 4. Energy and Forces; 6. Engineering; Earth and Space; Junior Cycle; Nature of Science; Physical World; Primary Level
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Spacecraft Material Kit – Activity Sheet

Education Level: Primary Level
Subject Area: 3. Materials; 4. Energy and Forces; 5. Technology; 6. Engineering; Primary Level
Format: Worksheet

Spacecraft Materials Kit – Teacher Guide

Education Level: Primary Level
Subject Area: 3. Materials; 4. Energy and Forces
Format: Teaching Guides

What does the Moon look like?

Space Week 2026 Activity Packs – Primary and Second Level Schools & Youthreach

Spacecraft Materials Kit

Spacecraft Material Kit – Activity Sheet

Spacecraft Materials Kit – Teacher Guide

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