Sun earth moon model template
[DOC File]5E Student Lesson Planning Template
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Why does the moon look different throughout the month? How can we model the relationship between the Earth, the Moon and the Sun? How long is a lunar cycle? ELABORATION. Pass out . Moon Phases Student Activity Sheet, oreo cookies (with the top cookie removed), and a plastic knife. Students will use the white filling to represent the full moon.
[DOC File]Astronomy Project
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The Moon. Explain what causes the moon phases. Diagram or Model the moon phases. Why can’t you see the far side of the moon? During which phase are the moon, Earth and sun aligned? Describe other characteristics of the Moon. Constellations. Identify constellations visible without a …
[DOC File]DePaul University
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For children younger than 8, you may want to model only 4 Moon phases, i.e. New Moon (completely dark), Crescent Moon, first Quarter (or Half) Moon, and Full Moon. Older children should be able to model all 8 phases, as shown below: 1 2 3 New Moon Completely (or almost completely) dark. Waxing Crescent A small sliver of light on the right.
[DOCX File]Moon Phases: One Copy of This Document Per Student!
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Develop and use a model of the Earth-sun-moon system to describe the cyclic patterns of . lunar phases. [Clarification Statement: Examples of models can be . physical, graphical, or conceptual.] MS-ESS1-1. Guide: See the IMPORTANT LINKS, Assessment Questions, for UNDERSTANDING: Take Cornell Notes on the standards: Use the . Cornell Note . Template
[DOCX File]Earth Science
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In this activity, you will make a simple orrery that illustrates the motion of the Earth around the Sun and the Moon around the Earth. This model of our solar system is known as . heliocentric. H. elios. is the Greek work for the Sun and . heliocentric. means that the Sun is at the center of the solar system.
[DOC File]Marian Krieger
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Hand out with blank template of a circle. Flashlight. Colored pencils. PowerPoint presentation. Model of the Sun, Earth, and Moon. Projector. Procedure: Review the difference between Rotation and Revolution. What do you think that the Moon does? Does it rotate or revolve? It does both. Give a brief description of the moon- important facts to know:
[DOC File]Template 1
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All planets and the Sun and Moon went around the Earth. This model he called Geocentric, i.e. the Earth was the centre of everything. The planets also moved in little circles as they moved around the Earth. The very edge of the Universe was called the ‘prime mover’ and it …
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Revolve is to move around another object. The teacher will tie in the word orbit with the earth's revolution. The orbit for the earth's revolution is the path that it takes around the sun. The teacher should draw a yellow circle on an overhead and draw an elliptical path around the sun showing the earth's orbit.
[DOC File]UbD Lesson Plan Template
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Students will understand that the cycles influenced by energy from the sun and by Earth’s position and motion in our solar system by: [5] SD3.1observing a model that shows how the regular and predictable motion of the Earth and moon determine the apparent shape (phases) of the moon over time. Transfer
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