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EMS 1.4 (2/3) Version B

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6 Nsɛmmisa

Objective: SWBAT construct a response explaining why there is a border between light and dark on the moon using evidence from a digital model.

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Why do you think the Sun is illuminating different halves of the moon in the two images above?

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Model the two simulated Earth-Moon-Sun views below.

Amplify Science:

Unit 7: Earth, Moon, and Sun

Chapter 1: Light and Dark on the Moon

Lesson 1.4: Simulating Light and Dark on the Moon

Goal:

 - Show light and dark on the Earth and Moon from a top view.

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3.

Do:

 - Draw the appropriate amount of light, and in the correct location depending on its location

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4.

In the top-view, as the moon orbits the Earth, how much of the moon is lit and how much is dark?

CFS:

  • Accurately identifies how light impacts the moon’s appearance

  • Accurately describes the relationship between the moons position and the appearance from Earth

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5.

Based on the view from Earth panel, what changes as the moon orbits the Earth?

CFS:

  • Accurately identifies how light impacts the moon’s appearance

  • Accurately describes the relationship between the moons position and the appearance from Earth

"Based on the view from earth i notice that the moon can appear (the same/different). This happens because ... "

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6.

Use your answer above and your observations of the SIM. From a View-From Earth explain what causes the moon’s appearance to change?

CFS:

  • Accurately identifies how light impacts the moon’s appearance

  • Accurately describes the relationship between the moons position and the appearance from Earth

"Based on the simulation i notice that the moon can appear partially illuminate. This happens because ... "

(think: why is the moon light on side side and dark on the other?)