Support your Spanish-speaking students with this full Spanish-language version of the ESS1-1a lesson presentation. It matches the English version in structure and visuals but features accurate Spanish translations and simplified phrasing where needed. Ideal for bilingual classrooms, ELL support, or dual-language programs.

✅ What’s Included:

• Full Spanish-language presentation slides
• Covers nuclear fusion, EM radiation, and spectroscopy
• Includes review questions in Spanish
• Matching layout and visuals to English version for easy pairing
• Editable format for teacher customization
• Aligned to NGSS ESS1-1a content

How to Use It:

Use this presentation to support:

• Bilingual or dual-language Earth & Space Science classrooms
  
• Spanish-speaking ELL students during whole-class instruction
  
• Small group reinforcement or one-on-one support
  
• Parallel teaching alongside the English version
  

Project the slides, assign digitally, or use select slides as visual anchors during instruction.

Standards Alignment:

✔️ NGSS ESS1-1 — Develop a model based on evidence to illustrate the life span of the Sun and the role of nuclear fusion in the Sun’s core.

This presentation focuses on Part 1 concepts:

• How fusion powers the Sun
  
• How energy leaves the Sun as EM radiation
  
• How that energy transforms as it reaches Earth
  
• How we identify elements in stars using spectral lines

Terms of Use

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