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Join two dogs as they spend a day in the house. But not just any day… this is the day of the solar eclipse!

Mom leaves for the morning, mentioning that she is keeping Sandy (a wise, older golden retriever) and Pepper (an inquisitive, young beagle) inside so they won’t hurt their eyes by looking at the eclipse. Pepper wants to know what a solar eclipse is, how it happens, and how it affects humans, animals, and the Earth.

Sandy uses household and neighborhood objects to define and explain how the scale and motion of the moon, Earth, and sun create eclipses. Full and partial eclipses are thoroughly discussed, as are safe viewing methods.

Pepper is in awe of Sandy’s knowledge. Sandy is impressed with Pepper’s ability to learn. Dog humor abounds.

Suitable for classroom use or as pre-shows to live lessons. Also available as interactive exhibit for use in lobbies, exhibit galleries, classrooms.

AstroNotes programs were designed to provide very low cost programs exploring space science at lengths that keep childrens attention.