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The planet Jupiter
Description
A quick guide to Jupiter, which is immense and the largest of all the planets. It is liquid in form and has many moons, the largest of which, Ganymede, is bigger than Mercury. NOTE: This clip was factually accurate when originally broadcast.
Classroom Ideas
Pupils could use this clip to learn about Jupiterâs main features. Afterwards, pupils could study the other planets (using more ±«Óătv clips) recording similar and contrasting facts, as well as locating their position in relation to Earth and the Sun. The children could choose to study one planet in detail and convince other pupils of its significance, using persuasive language and impressive scientific facts, as shown in the clip.
Earth and space
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