EMS 1.2 (3/21) Version B

Last updated over 2 years ago

11 questions

EMS 1.2 (3/21) Version B

Last updated over 2 years ago

11 questions

Amplify Science:
Unit 7: Earth, Moon, and Sun   
Chapter 1: Light and Dark on the Moon  
Lesson 1.2: Picturing the Moon 

Part 1: Introducing the Earth, Moon, and Sun Simulation
Talk with your partner as you explore the Earth, Moon, and Sun Simulation. Share what you both notice.

Identify the function of the following simulation tools:

Part 2: Using the Sim to Investigate Light on the Moon

Goal: Look for evidence in the Simulation to answer the Investigation Question: Where does the Moon get its light?
Tips:
• You may find it helpful to close some views and observe one view at a time.
• You may want to try turning sunlight on and off.

Where does the Moon get its light? (check one)

What evidence do you have as to why one half of the moon appears bright, while the other half appears dark?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the relationship between light and the appearance of illuminated objects
Word Bank:
Illuminate
Moon
Sun

EMS 1.2 (3/21) Version B

EMS 1.2 (3/21) Version B

Where does the Moon get its light? (check one)

Three View panel (top left menu bar)

System View

View from Earth

Top View

Pink camera toggle (upper-left menu bar)

Yellow sunlight toggle (upper left menu bar)

Purple grid line toggle (upper-left menu bar)

Time Scale

Where does the Moon get its light? (check one)

What evidence from the simulation supports your answer?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the relationship between light and the appearance of illuminated objects
Accurately describes connections to the source of evidnece

Three View panel (top left menu bar)

System View

View from Earth

Top View

Pink camera toggle (upper-left menu bar)

Yellow sunlight toggle (upper left menu bar)

Purple grid line toggle (upper-left menu bar)

Time Scale

What evidence from the simulation supports your answer?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the relationship between light and the appearance of illuminated objects
Accurately describes connections to the source of evidnece

EMS 1.2 (3/21) Version B

EMS 1.2 (3/21) Version B

Where does the Moon get its light? (check one)

What evidence do you have as to why one half of the moon appears bright, while the other half appears dark?CFS:Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its positionAccurately describes the relationship between light and the appearance of illuminated objectsWord Bank:IlluminateMoonSun

Three View panel (top left menu bar)

System View

View from Earth

Top View

Pink camera toggle (upper-left menu bar)

Yellow sunlight toggle (upper left menu bar)

Purple grid line toggle (upper-left menu bar)

Time Scale

Where does the Moon get its light? (check one)

What evidence from the simulation supports your answer?CFS:Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its positionAccurately describes the relationship between light and the appearance of illuminated objectsAccurately describes connections to the source of evidnece

What evidence do you have as to why one half of the moon appears bright, while the other half appears dark?CFS:Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its positionAccurately describes the relationship between light and the appearance of illuminated objectsWord Bank:IlluminateMoonSun

Three View panel (top left menu bar)

System View

View from Earth

Top View

Pink camera toggle (upper-left menu bar)

Yellow sunlight toggle (upper left menu bar)

Purple grid line toggle (upper-left menu bar)

Time Scale

What evidence from the simulation supports your answer?CFS:Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its positionAccurately describes the relationship between light and the appearance of illuminated objectsAccurately describes connections to the source of evidnece

What evidence from the simulation supports your answer?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the relationship between light and the appearance of illuminated objects
Accurately describes connections to the source of evidnece

What evidence from the simulation supports your answer?
CFS:
Accurately identifies the light on the moon based on its position
Accurately describes the relationship between light and the appearance of illuminated objects
Accurately describes connections to the source of evidnece