EMS 1.3 (3/22) Version B

Last updated almost 3 years ago

6 questions

How are the differences between a model that is “to scale” and a model that is “not to scale” helpful in science?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the observable differences in two models
Accurately describes the relationship between position/size of objects and analytical capabilities

The circle below represents the moon. Shade in the amount of the moon that is dark.

Explain your model: How did you choose to shade your model? Why?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

Modeling Light and Dark📷
Launch Earth, Moon, and Sun Modeling Tool activity: Light and Dark.
Goal:
      - Show light and dark on the Earth and Moon from a top view.
Do:
      - Draw the appropriate amount of light, and in the correct location depending on its location

EMS 1.3 (3/22) Version B

EMS 1.3 (3/22) Version B

How are the differences between a model that is “to scale” and a model that is “not to scale” helpful in science?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the observable differences in two models
Accurately describes the relationship between position/size of objects and analytical capabilities

The circle below represents the moon. Shade in the amount of the moon that is dark.

Explain your model: How did you choose to shade your model? Why?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

How are the differences between a model that is “to scale” and a model that is “not to scale” helpful in science?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the observable differences in two models
Accurately describes the relationship between position/size of objects and analytical capabilities

The circle below represents the moon. Shade in the amount of the moon that is dark.

Explain your model: How did you choose to shade your model? Why?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

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

Which side of the moon is always light? What evidence do you have?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

Which side of the moon is always dark? What evidence do you have?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

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

Which side of the moon is always light? What evidence do you have?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

Which side of the moon is always dark? What evidence do you have?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

EMS 1.3 (3/22) Version B

EMS 1.3 (3/22) Version B

How are the differences between a model that is “to scale” and a model that is “not to scale” helpful in science?CFS:Accurately identifies the observable differences in two modelsAccurately describes the relationship between position/size of objects and analytical capabilities

The circle below represents the moon. Shade in the amount of the moon that is dark.

Explain your model: How did you choose to shade your model? Why?CFS:Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its positionAccurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

How are the differences between a model that is “to scale” and a model that is “not to scale” helpful in science?CFS:Accurately identifies the observable differences in two modelsAccurately describes the relationship between position/size of objects and analytical capabilities

The circle below represents the moon. Shade in the amount of the moon that is dark.

Explain your model: How did you choose to shade your model? Why?CFS:Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its positionAccurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

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

Which side of the moon is always light? What evidence do you have?CFS:Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its positionAccurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

Which side of the moon is always dark? What evidence do you have?CFS:Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its positionAccurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

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

Which side of the moon is always light? What evidence do you have?CFS:Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its positionAccurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

Which side of the moon is always dark? What evidence do you have?CFS:Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its positionAccurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

How are the differences between a model that is “to scale” and a model that is “not to scale” helpful in science?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the observable differences in two models
Accurately describes the relationship between position/size of objects and analytical capabilities

Explain your model: How did you choose to shade your model? Why?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

How are the differences between a model that is “to scale” and a model that is “not to scale” helpful in science?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the observable differences in two models
Accurately describes the relationship between position/size of objects and analytical capabilities

Explain your model: How did you choose to shade your model? Why?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

Which side of the moon is always light? What evidence do you have?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

Which side of the moon is always dark? What evidence do you have?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

Which side of the moon is always light? What evidence do you have?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects

Which side of the moon is always dark? What evidence do you have?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the cause and effect relationship between light and illuminated objects