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This Layers of the Sun worksheet is the perfect tool to review and solidify what each part of the sun is. Allow your student to review the slideshow or research the parts of the sun using books or the internet. Choose between two options. Take care.
One labels the parts of the sun for the student, while the other is a fill-in-the-blank activity sheet. Choose the one that best fits your needs. I encourage you to use the Parts of the Sun slideshow to accompany your learning!
Label the diagram of the sun below. Match each term with its description by writing the letter of the correct description in the right column on the line next to the term in the left column. Pearson Education, Inc., publishing as Pearson Prentice Hall. All rights reserved.
1. What gases is the Sun mainly made from? Questions About The Sun 2. How long does it take energy to reach Earth from the Sun? 3. How far away is the Sun from Earth? 4. What type of star is the Sun now? 5. List the different layers of the Sun from the centre to the outside. 6. What keeps our solar system of planets orbiting the Sun? 7.
Complete the following chart. Part of the Sun Description (e.g. include temperature, what it does/how it acts, size, etc.) Sunspots Dark cooler spots on the Sun’s surface
Unlike Earth, the sun does not have a solid surface. Like Earth, the sun has an interior and an atmosphere. The sun’s interior consists of the core, radiation zone, and convection zone. Each layer has different properties. The sun produces an enormous amount of energy in its core, or central region. The sun’s energy comes from nuclear fusion.
Looking for a free printable sun worksheet for your young learner? If you’re zooming through space science and taking a pit stop at the center of our solar system…then the below packet is just what you’re looking for!
