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Your job is to clarify which stars go through which stage. All stars are born in a nebula and continue on to becoming a protostar. However, after the protostar stage, things get a little more complicated and the stages continue on differently.\nThe complete list of stages that need to be included for each type of star are:\nNebula\t(all)\nProtostar (all)\nMain-sequence (small or medium-mass stars)\nRed Giant (small or medium-mass stars)\nRed Supergiant (massive stars)\nPlanetary Nebula (small or medium-mass stars)\nSupernova (massive stars)\nWhite dwarf (small or medium-mass stars)\nNeutron Star (massive stars)\nBlack Hole (massive stars)\nFor each stage applicable to your star, be sure to include:\nThe title of the stage\nA description of the stage\nA color picture that you have drawn\nAny unique/specific details about the stage\nRubric\nDescription of each stage (6 points each x 6 stages)\t\t\t\t\t  ________/36\nColor drawing of each stage (2 points each x 6 stages)\t\t\t\t_________/12\nOverall appearance\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t__________/2\n_________/50\nLife Cycle of a Star Project Description and Rubric\nWhat to do: Describe the life cycle of your chosen star from its birth to its death.\nHow to do it: You can use your textbook, on-line resources, or other resources to gather information about each stage of a star’s life.\nHow to create it: Using your choice of a comic strip, mobile, children’s book, or song performance with pictures, you will be describing the stages of your star’s life.\nYour project needs to include each stage of a star’s life.\nStars can go through different stages depending on their mass. Your job is to clarify which stars go through which stage. All stars are born in a nebula and continue on to becoming a protostar. However, after the protostar stage, things get a little more complicated and the stages continue on differently.\nThe complete list of stages that need to be included for each type of star are:\nNebula\t(all)\nProtostar (all)\nMain-sequence (small or medium-mass stars)\nRed Giant (small or medium-mass stars)\nRed Supergiant (massive stars)\nPlanetary Nebula (small or medium-mass stars)\nSupernova (massive stars)\nWhite dwarf (small or medium-mass stars)\nNeutron Star (massive stars)\nBlack Hole (massive stars)\nFor each stage applicable to your star, be sure to include:\nThe title of the stage\nA description of the stage\nA color picture that you have drawn\nAny unique/specific details about the stage\nRubric\nDescription of each stage (6 points each x 6 stages)\t\t\t\t\t  ________/36\nColor drawing of each stage (2 points each x 6 stages)\t\t\t\t_________/12\nOverall appearance\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t__________/2\n_________/50\nLife Cycle of a Star Project Description and Rubric\nWhat to do: Describe the life cycle of your chosen star from its birth to its death.\nHow to do it: You can use your textbook, on-line resources, or other resources to gather information about each stage of a star’s life.\nHow to create it: Using your choice of a comic strip, mobile, children’s book, or song performance with pictures, you will be describing the stages of your star’s life.\nYour project needs to include each stage of a star’s life.\nStars can go through different stages depending on their mass. 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However, after the protostar stage, things get a little more complicated and the stages continue on differently.\nThe comple","cbCaio2HDGEFlXom","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaio2HDGEFlXom","doc",36864,"English","# Project overview\n## What to do\n## How to do it\n## How to create it\n# Star life stages to include\n## Nebula and protostar (all)\n## Main-sequence, red giant, red supergiant (mass-dependent)\n## Planetary nebula, supernova, white dwarf (mass-dependent)\n## Neutron star and black hole (mass-dependent)\n# Requirements per stage\n## Stage title and description\n## Color drawing and unique details\n# Rubric","[{\"question\":\"What is the main goal of the Life Cycle of a Star project?\",\"answer\":\"Describe the life cycle of a chosen star from its birth to its death, clarifying which star types go through which stages.\"},{\"question\":\"How can students create and present the project?\",\"answer\":\"Use a comic strip, mobile, children’s book, or song performance with pictures to present each stage of the star’s life.\"},{\"question\":\"What must be included for each applicable star stage?\",\"answer\":\"Include the stage title, a description, a color picture drawn by the student, and any unique or specific details.\"}]","Life Cycle of a Star Project - Description and Rubric | DOC",1788330036]