A series of hands-on experiments to explore topics in astronomy. Science Snacks are tabletop exhibits or explorations of natural phenomena that teachers or students can make using common, inexpensive, readily available materials.  Provided by the Exploratorium. 

This comprehensive resource is created and shared by the Earth Science Department of the Hommocks school district in New York.  This comprehensive site shares labs, animations, video reviews and handouts. This particular link directs to a page sharing resources that explore major concepts associated with the study of earth's motions, including the rotation and revolution of the Earth, its tilted orbit, the seasons, the apparent path of the Sun, Moon, and stars, and the changing appearance of shadows.  Use the menu on the left side of the page to access resources on other topics in astronomy such as the universe, galaxies and stars, the solar system, and the Earth's moon. 

The New York State Teacher website shares these labs, all designed with the Earth Science Regents in mind. 

A teacher from the Red Hook School District shares PowerPoints, labs and flipped class assignments which are all aligned to the Regents astronomy curriculum. 

Prentice Hall shares transparencies on popular topics in astronomy such as the phases of the moon, seasons, eclipses, tides and more.