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9.16_science_PES 3.1
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Go to the PES Simulation. Click the link: https://learning.amplify.com/patternsofearthandsky/
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Question 1
1.
On the Patterns of Earth and Sky Simulation:
- Set the date to
MARCH 15th 2019
- Set the time to
Midnight
Choose
three constellations you see
Pegasus
Pisces
Hydra
Aquarius
Virgo
Leo
Question 2
2.
On the Patterns of Earth and Sky Simulation:
- Set the date to
SEPTEMBER 15th 2019
- Set the time to
Midnight
Choose
three constellations you see
Aquarius
Virgo
Pegasus
Leo
Pisces
Hydra
Question 3
3.
On the Patterns of Earth and Sky Simulation:
- Set the date to
MARCH 15th 2020
- Set the time to
Midnight
Choose
three constellations you see
Pegasus
Leo
Aquarius
Hydra
Virgo
Pisces
Question 4
4.
On the Patterns of Earth and Sky Simulation:
- Set the date to
SEPTEMBER 15th 2020
- Set the time to
Midnight
Choose
three constellations you see
Virgo
Pisces
Leo
Pegasus
Aquarius
Hydra
Question 5
5.
On the Patterns of Earth and Sky Simulation:
- Set the date to
MARCH 15th 2021
- Set the time to
Midnight
Choose
three constellations you see
Pegasus
Hydra
Leo
Aquarius
Pisces
Virgo
Question 6
6.
On the Patterns of Earth and Sky Simulation:
- Set the date to
SEPTEMBER 15th 2021
- Set the time to
Midnight
Choose
three constellations you see
Aquarius
Hydra
Leo
Pegasus
Pisces
Virgo
Question 7
7.
Do you see the same constellations in March and September?
A) Yes, we see the SAME constellations in March and September.
B) No, we see DIFFERENT constellations in March and September.
Question 8
8.
Do you see the same constellations on March 15th in the year 2019, 2020, and 2021?
A) Yes, we see the SAME constellations on March 15th in the year 2019, 2020, and 2021
B) No, we see DIFFERENT constellations on March 15th in the year 2019, 2020, and 2021
Question 9
9.
Do you see the same constellations on September 15th in the year 2019, 2020, and 2021?
A) Yes, we see the SAME constellations on September 15th in the year 2019, 2020, and 2021
B) No, we see DIFFERENT constellations on September15th in the year 2019, 2020, and 2021
Question 10
10.
What patterns do you notice? When could we see the same constellations?
Sentence starter:
We see the same constellations __________________
Question 11
11.
When could we see the different constellations?
Sentence starters:
We see different constellations __________________
Question 12
12.
A student sees the constellation Orion in the night sky on January 20th, 2020. What will she see in the night sky a year later on January 20th, 2021?
A) The constellation Orion, because it is always in the night sky.
B) The constellation Orion, because we see the same stars each year on the same date.
C) A different constellation than Orion, because she already saw it in the night sky.
