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Night Sky Adventure Family Event
Sample Agendas Session 1: 90 Minutes

Time Needed
15 minutes as families arrive

Name of Activity
Seeing in the Dark, Constellation Detective

Notes
Leaders welcome families individually as they arrive and encourage them to jump right in and work with the station activities. Also spend some time at each station encouraging or helping participants.If snacks are provided, point them out and allow families to snack while exploring the stations. Leaders call the group together, making sure that everyone has signed in and has a name badge, and then explain the evening's agenda.

10 minutes

20 minutes

Sky Heroes

Family members invent a constellation and share with group. Families construct a Starfinder and get practice using it indoors. Leaders review with families all the materials in their take-home kits and how to use them, emphasizing use of the "A Celestial Treasure Hunt" booklet. Families appreciate this opportunity to give feedback and their comments may help you plan your next activity.

30 minutes

Family Starfinder

5 minutes

Wrap up

10 minutes

Evaluation

What's Next:
I Remind families about the date and time of the second session and to be sure to bring back their

take-home kits because they will need them for some of the activities (specifically their starfinders, the "A Celestial Treasure Hunt" booklet, their red balloon and a flashlight).

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Night Sky Adventure Family Event
Sample Agendas Continued Session 2: 90 Minutes

Time Needed
15 minutes as families arrive

Name of Activity
MORE Constellation Detective

Notes
Leaders welcome families individually as they arrive and encourage them to jump right in and work with the new station activity. If snacks are provided, point them out and allow families to snack while exploring the stations. Leaders call the group together, making sure that everyone has signed in and has a name badge, and then explain the evening's agenda.

5 minutes

15 minutes

Star Clock

Last session everyone did a full Starfinder, a simple version of this is the Star Clock that uses the stars of the Big Dipper to tell time. Before going outside, review check-list from the "A Celestial Treasure Hunt" booklet (make sure everyone has a red filtered flashlight, their Starfinder and the "A Celestial Treasure Hunt" booklet). Move outside (weather permitting) and do the complete Celestial Treasure Hunt for the current season. It will give families more confidence using their Starfinder and booklet at home. Families appreciate this opportunity to give feedback and their comments may help you plan your next activity.

5 minutes

Observing Check

40 minutes

Celestial Treasure Hunt

10 minutes

Evaluation

What's Next:
I Invite families to participate in another Family ASTRO event, give the topic with a teaser for what

they will learn.
I A follow up event could include telescopes and a star party to go beyond what is in the Celestial

Treasure Hunt. Try to find more challenging objects.

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