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Planet
Clue Card
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These
are your clues to help solve the group's problem. Read them
to the group, but do not show them to anyone.
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Arrange
the nine planets in order based on their relative distance
from the Sun.
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Clue
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The Five planets nearest the Sun are Earth, Jupiter, Mercury,
Venus, and mars, not necessarily in that order.
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Planet
Clue Card
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These
are your clues to help solve the group's problem. Read them
to the group, but do not show them to anyone.
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Arrange
the nine planets in order based on their relative distance
from the Sun.
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Clues
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Early astronomers knew that Venus and Mercury were the only
two planets closer to the Sun than our planet Earth.
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Saturn is nearer Earth than Neptune.
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Planet
Clue Card
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These
are your clues to help solve the group's problem. Read them
to the group, but do not show them to anyone.
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Arrange
the nine planets in order based on their relative distance
from the Sun.
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Clues
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The five planets farther from the Sun are Uranus, Neptune,
Jupiter, Pluto, and Saturn, not necessarily in that order.
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Four of the planets are much larger than the other five planets,
but have a lower density.
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Planet
Clue Card
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These
are your clues to help solve the group's problem. Read them
to the group, but do not show them to anyone.
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Arrange
the nine planets in order based on their relative distance
from the Sun.
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Clues
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Mercury and Pluto have seven planets between them.
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There is just one planet between Uranus and Pluto.
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Planet
Clue Card
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These
are your clues to help solve the group's problem. Read them
to the group, but do not show them to anyone.
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Arrange
the nine planets in order based on their relative distance
from the Sun.
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Clues
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Uranus is between Saturn and Neptune.
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The five terrestrial or earthlike planets are Earth, Pluto,
Venus, Mars and Mercury.
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Planet
Clue Card
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These
are your clues to help solve the group's problem. Read them
to the group, but do not show them to anyone.
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Arrange
the nine planets in order based on their relative distance
from the Sun.
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Clues
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Copernicus in the 16th century knew of six planets: Earth,
Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn, and Venus. These are the six
planets closest to the Sun.
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Earth is 93 million miles from the Sun.
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