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Man in the Moon?!. 3.E.2.2. Students are able to recognize changes in the appearance of the Moon over time. Know that the Moon does not change shape , but appears to change shape . Be able to explain what makes day and night. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Man in the Moon?!

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3.E.2.2. Students are able to recognize changes in theappearance of the Moon over time.

• Know that the Moon does not change shape, but appears to change shape.

• Be able to explain what makes day and night.

• Know that the earth rotates on an axis and revolves around the sun.

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K-W-L Chart

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Changing MoonWhat does the

moon look like to you?

Show Me!

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Did your moon look like this?

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Why does the moon appear to change shape?

The Moon Revolves Around the Earth

The Earth Revolves Around the Sun

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Vocabulary

Appear:

1. Looks like…2. Seems to be…3. This is what I see, but that is how it really is…

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Axis: an imaginary line which runs in a straight line from the north pole to the south pole, directly down the Earth's center

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Rotation: how the Earth and the moon spin on their axis. It takes 24 hours for the Earth to make 1 rotation.

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Revolution: how the Earth spins around the sun and how the Moon spins around the Earth. It takes 365 days (1 year) to make 1 revolution.

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The Big Picture

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True or False Review

T / F When a part of the Earth faces the Sun, it is daytime.

T / F The moon and the Earth are always rotating on an axis.

T / F When the Earth rotates away from the Sun, it is nighttime.

T / F The Earth revolves around the moon.T / F The way things appear are always the

way that they really are.