EarthandMoonSubTitle:MoonPhases

Whatdoyouknowaboutthemoon?

Whatdoyouknowaboutthemoon'sappearanceinthesky?

Whydoyouthinkthemoonlooksdifferentatdifferenttimesofthemonth?

MoonLightingExperimentNewMoon:whenNOlightisshiningonthesideofthemoonyousee

WaxingCrescent:a"skinny"moon&lightisontheRIGHTHELLO!

FirstQuarterMoon(HalfMoon):whenlightisshiningontheRIGHTsideofthemoon

WaxingGibbous:a"fat"moonwithlightshiningontheRIGHT

FullMoon:whenthelightisshiningCOMPLETELYonthesideofthemoon

WaningGibbous:"fat"moonwithlightontheLEFT(goinggoodbye)

ThirdQuarterMoon:whenthelightisshiningontheLEFTsideofthemoon

WaningCrescent:"skinny"moonwithlightontheRIGHT(no,nowlet'ssaygoodbye!)

Shadeinthecorrectportionofthemoon'sfaceforeachphaselistedduringtheoralportionofThePhasesoftheMoonlesson.

NewMoon WaxingCrescent FirstQuarter(HalfMoon) WaxingGibbous

FullMoon WaningGibbous LastQuarter WaningCrescent

FactsabouttheMoon

TheMoonistheEarth'sonlysatellite.

TheMooniscoldanddry.

TheMoonissilentbecauseithasnoatmosphere.

TheMoonhasnowindorwater.

TheMoonisscarredwithmillionsofcraterscausedbyasteroids,comets,ormeteorscrashingintoit.

ThesamesideoftheMoonalwaysfacestheEarth.

TheEarthrotatesonitsaxis.TheEarthalsoorbitstheSun.TheMoonorbitstheEarth.

NewMoon ThenewmoonisthephaseofthemoonwhenthemoonisnotvisiblefromEarth,becausethesideofthemoonthatisfacingusisnotbeinglitbythesun.

WaxingCrescentMoon

Asliveroflightisonthemoon'srightsideasthemoonseemstobegettingbigger.

QuarterMoon

Onehalfofthemoon'slightedsidewhichisactuallyonequarteroftheentireMoon'ssurface.Thislightedportionappearsontherightsideofthemoon.Thisphaseisalsoreferredtoasahalfmoon.

WaxingGibbousMoon

ThemoonseemstobegettingbiggerandaboutthreequartersoftheMoon'slightedsideisvisible.Thelightedareaisenlargingtowardstheleftsideofthemoon.

FullMoon

TheentirevisiblesideofthemoonshinesbecausetheEarthisbetweenthesunandthemoon.

WaningGibbousMoon

ThemoonseemstobegettingsmallerandaboutthreequartersoftheMoon'slightedsideisvisible.NowtherightsideoftheMoonisbeginningtodarken.

ThirdQuarterMoon

Onehalfofthemoon'slightedsidewhichisactuallyonequarteroftheentireMoon'ssurface.Onehalfofthemoon'slightedsidewhichisactuallyonequarteroftheentireMoon'ssurface.ThislightedportionappearsontheleftsideofthemoonasmoreoftheMoondarkens.ThisphaseisalsoreferredtoastheLastQuarter.

WaningCrescentMoon

Asliveroflightisonthemoon'sleftsideasthemoonseemstobegettingsmaller.

28days=1fullrotationofthemoonaroundtheEarth**Labelhowlongittakestomovearoundthelunarcycle**

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Choosethemoonphase.

FullMoon ThirdQuarter(LastQuarter)

WaxingCrescentMoon

NewMoon WaningCrescentMoon WaxingGibbousMoon

WaningGibbousMoonQuarterMoon(HalfMoon)

FullMoon ThirdQuarter(LastQuarter)WaxingCrescentMoon

NewMoon WaningCrescentMoon WaxingGibbousMoon

WaningGibbousMoon

QuarterMoon(HalfMoon)

Choosethemoonphase.

FullMoon ThirdQuarter(LastQuarter)WaxingCrescentMoon

NewMoon WaningCrescentMoon

WaxingGibbousMoon

WaningGibbousMoonQuarterMoon(HalfMoon)

Choosethemoonphase.

NewMoon

QuarterMoon(HalfMoon)

FullMoon

WaxingCrescentMoon

WaningCrescentMoon

ThirdQuarter(LastQuarter)

WaxingGibbousMoon

WaningGibbousMoon

Choosethemoonphase.

QuarterMoon(HalfMoon) WaningGibbousMoon

WaxingGibbousMoonWaningCrescentMoonNewMoon

WaxingCrescentMoon

ThirdQuarter(LastQuarter)

FullMoon

Choosethemoonphase.

QuarterMoon(HalfMoon)

WaningGibbousMoon

WaxingGibbousMoon

WaningCrescentMoon NewMoon

WaxingCrescentMoon

ThirdQuarter(LastQuarter)

FullMoon

Choosethemoonphase.

QuarterMoon(HalfMoon)

WaningGibbousMoon

WaxingGibbousMoonWaningCrescentMoonNewMoon

WaxingCrescentMoonThirdQuarter(LastQuarter)FullMoon

Choosethemoonphase.

QuarterMoon(HalfMoon)WaningGibbousMoon

WaxingGibbousMoon

WaningCrescentMoon

NewMoon

WaxingCrescentMoonThirdQuarter(LastQuarter)FullMoon

Choosethemoonphase.

Haveyoueverheardofaneclipse?

Eclipsesoccurbecauseoftheinteractionsofthesun,Earth,andmoonsystem.

Dothe"moonpop"activitytomodeleclipses.

LunarEclipse:theEarthisblockingthesunlightfromreachingthemoontheEarthisbetweenthemoonandthesun.

SolarEclipse:themoonisblockingthesunlightfromreachingEarththemoonisbetweentheEarthandsun.

Drawandlabeltheseeclipsesinyourjournal(nextpage).Answerwhatarethelimitationsofthismodel?

http://www.brainpop.com/science/space/eclipse/preview.weml

http://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/6403ABE655A44BD689EB1262D7DA6EA2

**TheEARTHisblockingsunlightfromreachingthemoon**

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**TheMOONisblockingthesunlightfromreachingEarth**

Here are some OutofThisWorld

facts about the moon!!!"

rotatesonitsaxisandrevolvesaroundEarth

onerotationandonerevolutiontakesameamountoftime28days thesamesideofthe

moonalwaysfacestheEarth

fromnighttonight,theshapelooksdifferentthesechangesarecalledmoonphases

themoonisalwaysaspherewhatchangeisthepartofthemoonweseethatreflectslightfromthesuntoEarth

moonphases:fullmoonhalfmoonfirstquartermoonthirdquartermoonnewmoon

eachphaselastsabout7days

themoonhasnolightofitsown

themoon'spositioninitsorbitaroundtheEarthandthepositionofthesunaffectsthelightrefectingtotheEarth

PleasecompletetheMoonPhaseshandout.WriteasummaryinyourjournalfortheShineonMoonhandout.

MoonTrivia...

WhentwoFullMoonsoccurinasinglemonth,thesecondFullMooniscalleda"BlueMoon".

Inthefall,manyfarmersareharvestingtheircrops.Lotsofdustfromthesoilofthecropsgetsdisturbed.Thedustfloatsintotheatmosphere.Atthesametime,themoonislowerintheskyduringthefallseason.Soifthere'smoredustintheskyandthemoonisclosertothehorizon,thenwhatcolorwillthemoonbe?Orange!That'swhere"HarvestMoon"getsitsname.

AstronautNeilArmstrongtookhishistoricwalkontheMoononJuly20,1969.

ThingsleftonthemoonbyAmericanastronautsU.S.Flagthreegolfballsandfootprints.Also,thegoldplated33rpmrecord"Camelot"wasleftbehindonthemoonbytheApolloastronauts.

BaskinRobbinsintroducedtheicecreamflavor"LunarCheesecake"tocommemorateAmerica'slandingonthemoononJuly20,1969.

EarthandMoonJeopardyReviewGame!!

Closingquestions....

Whydowealwaysseethesamesideofthemoon?

Whydowesometimesseethemoonduringthedaytime?

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Earth's Surface

Earth Materials

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How many days occur between a full moon and the next full moon?

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About 29 days, or a month.

Moon Facts for 100

GAME BOARD

How many days occur between a full moon and a new moon?

200

About 14 days, or half of a month.

Moon Facts for 200

GAME BOARD

Can you hear sounds on the moon? Why or why not?

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No, because there is no atmosphere to vibrate.

Moon Facts for 300

GAME BOARD

How much of the moon do you see when it is a new moon?

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None

Moon Facts for 400

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Besides air to breathe, what would be the next most important thing you need to survive on the moon?

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Water

Moon Facts for 500

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A solid mixture of minerals that was formed in Earths crust is called a ____________________.

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Rock

Earth's Surface for 100

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What are the three types of rock?

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Igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic

Earth's Surface for 200

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The breaking down of rock into soil, sand, and other tiny particles is called ____________________.

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Weathering

Earth's Surface for 300

GAME BOARD

The process of moving sediment from one place to another is called _____________________.

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Erosion

Earth's Surface for 400

GAME BOARD

Mountains are formed by volcanoes and by movement of _____________________.

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Earths plates

Earth's Surface for 500

GAME BOARD

Useful minerals and other materials taken from the Earth are called __________________.

100

Natural resources

Earth Materials for 100

GAME BOARD

Resources that are replaced as they are used are called _____________.

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Renewable resources

Earth Materials for 200

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Resources that never run out are called __________________.

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Inexhaustible resources

Earth Materials for 300

GAME BOARD

Resources that cannot be readily replaced are called _____________________.

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Nonrenewable resources

Earth Materials for 400

GAME BOARD

Where does the energy in fossil fuels come from?

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Sun energy stored when the fossilized organisms were alive.

Earth Materials for 500

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How long does it take for the Earth to make one revolution around the sun?

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365 days (one year)

Solar System for 100

GAME BOARD

The inner planets are made mostly of _____________.

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Rock

Solar System for 200

GAME BOARD

The outer planets are made mostly of _____________.

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Gases

Solar System for 300

GAME BOARD

What keeps the planets of our solar system in orbit?

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Gravity

Solar System for 400

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What causes Earths seasonal changes?

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The tilt of Earth on its axis.

Solar System for 500

GAME BOARD

Give 2 examples of inexhaustible resources.

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Sun, wind, ocean tides

(usually found above the ground)

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GAME BOARD

Give 2 examples of renewable resources.

200

Soil, plants, water, animals

(usually found on the ground)

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GAME BOARD

Give 2 examples of nonrenewable resources.

300

Coal, oil, natural gas

(usually found under the ground)

Potluck for 300

GAME BOARD

Which would be the same on the moon as on Earth, your mass or your weight? Why?

400

Your mass would be the same. Your weight would be different because it is a measure of the pull of gravity, and the gravitational force on the moon is different from that on the Earth.

Potluck for 400

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Explain the difference between renewable and recyclable.

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Renewable means the resource is replaced by natural Earth processes. Recyclable means you can take the useful parts of something and reclaim them for another use.

Potluck for 500

GAME BOARD

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Wager

Explain the rock cycle (you may draw and label a picture or just use words).

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Moon Facts

Earth's Surface

Earth Materials

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CHALLENGE

GAME BOARD

How many days occur between a full moon and the next full moon?

100

About 29 days, or a month.

Moon Facts for 100

GAME BOARD

How many days occur between a full moon and a new moon?

200

About 14 days, or half of a month.

Moon Facts for 200

GAME BOARD

Can you hear sounds on the moon? Why or why not?

300

No, because there is no atmosphere to vibrate.

Moon Facts for 300

GAME BOARD

How much of the moon do you see when it is a new moon?

400

None

Moon Facts for 400

GAME BOARD

Besides air to breathe, what would be the next most important thing you need to survive on the moon?

500

Water

Moon Facts for 500

GAME BOARD

A solid mixture of minerals that was formed in Earths crust is called a ____________________.

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Rock

Earth's Surface for 100

GAME BOARD

What are the three types of rock?

200

Igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic

Earth's Surface for 200

GAME BOARD

The breaking down of rock into soil, sand, and other tiny particles is called ____________________.

300

Weathering

Earth's Surface for 300

GAME BOARD

The process of moving sediment from one place to another is called _____________________.

400

Erosion

Earth's Surface for 400

GAME BOARD

Mountains are formed by volcanoes and by movement of _____________________.

500

Earths plates

Earth's Surface for 500

GAME BOARD

Useful minerals and other materials taken from the Earth are called __________________.

100

Natural resources

Earth Materials for 100

GAME BOARD

Resources that are replaced as they are used are called _____________.

200

Renewable resources

Earth Materials for 200

GAME BOARD

Resources that never run out are called __________________.

300

Inexhaustible resources

Earth Materials for 300

GAME BOARD

Resources that cannot be readily replaced are called _____________________.

400

Nonrenewable resources

Earth Materials for 400

GAME BOARD

Where does the energy in fossil fuels come from?

500

Sun energy stored when the fossilized organisms were alive.

Earth Materials for 500

GAME BOARD

How long does it take for the Earth to make one revolution around the sun?

100

365 days (one year)

Solar System for 100

GAME BOARD

The inner planets are made mostly of _____________.

200

Rock

Solar System for 200

GAME BOARD

The outer planets are made mostly of _____________.

300

Gases

Solar System for 300

GAME BOARD

What keeps the planets of our solar system in orbit?

400

Gravity

Solar System for 400

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What causes Earths seasonal changes?

500

The tilt of Earth on its axis.

Solar System for 500

GAME BOARD

Give 2 examples of inexhaustible resources.

100

Sun, wind, ocean tides

(usually found above the ground)

Potluck for 100

GAME BOARD

Give 2 examples of renewable resources.

200

Soil, plants, water, animals

(usually found on the ground)

Potluck for 200

GAME BOARD

Give 2 examples of nonrenewable resources.

300

Coal, oil, natural gas

(usually found under the ground)

Potluck for 300

GAME BOARD

Which would be the same on the moon as on Earth, your mass or your weight? Why?

400

Your mass would be the same. Your weight would be different because it is a measure of the pull of gravity, and the gravitational force on the moon is different from that on the Earth.

Potluck for 400

GAME BOARD

Explain the difference between renewable and recyclable.

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