Two-world postcard exchange
25 minutes · Paper · Pencil · Two knowledge cards from this library
Your investigation
- Choose two different planets and divide a page into two postcards.
- On each, draw a landscape or cloud view and write three facts from the knowledge card.
- Add a visitor warning based on real conditions, without pretending people could stand on giant-planet clouds.
- Write a reply explaining one important difference between the worlds.
Think, draw, explain
Which detail in your picture is supported by evidence?
Which detail is an artistic choice?
Grown-up guide & possible answers
- Answers depend on the selected planets. Look for three facts consistent with the reading, such as rocky ground on Mars or clouds on Jupiter.
- A good postcard distinguishes observed properties from invented colors or equipment and does not show a walkable gas-giant surface.