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Create an interactive lesson for a 7th Grade science student on the topic of

Associate a celestial object with its physical characteristics. Develop a 500 word lecture. Use Gemini Image maker to create a graphic image for each item. Create a test for understanding with an answer key and an explanation for the right answer.Enhance the interactive lesson for 7th graders on celestial object characteristics.

 Introduce an analogy-based learning component within the lecture. For each celestial object discussed (e.g., Jupiter's Great Red Spot, Saturn's rings, Earth's atmosphere), provide a simple, everyday analogy to illustrate its nature or appearance. For instance, compare Jupiter's storm to a hurricane on Earth, or Saturn's rings to a vinyl record. Ensure these analogies are clear, concise, and aid comprehension.

When your prototype is ready for a full development environment, publish the entire codebase to a new GitHub repository with a single click. 

Expand the interactive lesson on associating celestial objects with their physical characteristics for 7th graders. Add a 'Did You Know?' section after the main lecture. This section should include 3-5 interesting and surprising facts about planets, stars, or galaxies, with the goal of sparking curiosity and making the learning experience more memorable. Ensure the facts are age-appropriate and scientifically accurate.

Augment the interactive 7th-grade science lesson on celestial objects and their characteristics. Create a glossary of all scientific terms used in the lecture and test. Each term should have a clear, simple definition suitable for a 7th-grade reading level. Include terms like 'celestial object,' 'atmosphere,' 'gas giant,' 'rocky planet,' 'orbit,' 'galaxy,' and any other relevant vocabulary introduced in the lesson and test.

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Create an interactive lesson for a 2nd  Grade math student on the topic of

Identify components of figures

Develop a 500 word lecture.

Use Gemini Image maker to create a graphic image for each item. 

Create a test for understanding with an answer key and an explanation for the right answer. Enhance the interactive lesson for 2nd graders on 

Identify components of figures characteristics.

 Introduce an analogy-based learning component within the lecture.

For each object discussed (e.g., Jupiter's Great Red Spot, Saturn's rings, Earth's atmosphere), provide a simple, everyday analogy to illustrate its nature or appearance.

For instance, compare Jupiter's storm to a hurricane on Earth, or Saturn's rings to a vinyl record. Ensure these analogies are clear, concise, and aid comprehension.

When your prototype is ready for a full development environment, publish the entire codebase to a new GitHub repository with a single click. 

Expand the interactive lesson on Identify components of figures for 2nd graders. 

Add a 'Did You Know?' section after the main lecture. 

This section should include 3-5 interesting and surprising facts with the goal of sparking curiosity and making the learning experience more memorable. Ensure the facts are age-appropriate and scientifically accurate.

Augment the interactive 2nd-grade science lesson on Identify components of figures and their characteristics. 

Create a glossary of all scientific terms used in the lecture and test. 

Each term should have a clear, simple definition suitable for a 2nd-grade reading level.

Include relevant math terms.

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