📚 Lesson Plan #8

Giving Tuesday, Why We're Going to the Moon, A Prehistoric Turtle the Size of a Car, and So Much More!

Happy Monday! We've got five fantastic news stories for you to share with your students, including an incredible video about NASA's Artemis Moon Missions. But first, we want to empower teachers around the world and we need your help.

Tomorrow is "Giving Tuesday," a day touted as a global generosity movement unleashing the power of people to transform the world. In just five seconds, you can help us and your fellow teachers! All you have to do is share Goodable In The Classroom and you'll help a colleague save hours of prep time every week. It can be as simple as forwarding this email to the teachers in your school (and don't forget to include our sign-up page link). Small gestures like this can make the most significant impact on people's lives. By helping us out, you'll be helping hundreds (soon thousands!) of teachers around the world.🧡💙 In this week's issue:

🌚 NASA says humans will be living on the Moon within 10 years🐢 The remains of a turtle the size of a car were just found by accident⚽ Japanese soccer fans clean up a stadium after a World Cup game

NASA Says Humans Will Be Living on the Moon Within 10 Years

Are you looking for a new home without neighbors and plenty of peace and quiet? NASA just might have the perfect place for you. The space agency is planning to send people to the moon’s surface and allow them to live there for an extended period of time and it could happen within a decade.📺 WHY ARE WE HEADING BACK TO THE MOON? 

Remains of a Prehistoric Turtle the Size of a Car Found in Europe

A gigantic turtle measuring 12 feet long once roamed the earth. The prehistoric reptile is the largest ever discovered in Europe, and the find was completely accidental.

A Paraglider Swoops in to Save a Woman From Drowning

A realtor in Florida was paragliding above a canal, scouting some new properties when he spotted an alligator. This alone wasn’t unusual, but the woman clinging to her sinking car next to it was.📺WATCH THE INCREDIBLE RESCUE HERE (GRADES 9-12 ONLY)

The Perfect Guests: Japanese Soccer Fans Clean Up Stadium After World Cup Game

Japanese soccer fans celebrated their team's surprising win over Germany in the opening game of the 2022 World Cup by reprising a wonderful post-match tradition.📺WATCH HERE

UK Man Could be the World's First Astronaut With a Disability

At 19 years old, John McFall lost his right leg in a motorcycle accident. He went on to win a bronze medal for Great Britain and Northern Ireland at the Paralympic Games. Now, he's aiming to become the first disabled person in space.📺 WATCH HIS INSPIRING WORDS HERE! 

Goodable Trivia Question of the WeekHow high can you jump on the Moon compared to Earth?

A: 2x higher on the lunar surfaceB: 5x higher on the lunar surfaceC: 6x higher on the lunar surfaceD: it's the same

Answer: C: 6x higher on the lunar surface. The moon’s gravity is just one-sixth that of Earth’s, so you can jump six times higher on the moon than you can on Earth. Each time you jump, you can stay in the air for about 4 seconds before surrendering to gravity. Put another way, when you're on the Moon, you are 1/6th as heavy. So if you weigh 75 pounds on Earth, you would only weigh about 12 pounds on the Moon.

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