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 * Variations for Older Students=Facilitator may want to have older students come up with astronomy related questions on their own. The cards can be available if a student becomes stuck, needing a prompt.
 * Variations for Younger Students=The facilitator may need to read the card for each IT. Facilitator may also need to prompt with each question, “Anyone who has seen a shooting star, chance places!”

Icebreaker Version

 * For kids who are just getting to know each other and need to build trust or community, try this variation.This is called I'm a _____ (nature, discovery, etc) camp kid, and so are you if . . This works best with children who are old enough to think of something to say on their own.

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 * The it gets in the middle of the circle and says I'm a ____ camp kid and so are you if ______________ and they say something to describe themselves that is not something you can see from the outside, like clothes or hair color.
 * When the child says something, everyone who shares that comonality has to leave their spot and find a new spot.
 * Examples of things kids can say are things they like to do, reasons they are at camp, favorite animals, fears, strengths, etc.