Chart of the Phases of the Moon Storyboard
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The Earth and Moon
By Oliver Smith
Roughly 4.5 billion years ago, Earth began to form as a result of matter clumping together due to gravitational attraction. Over time, these clumps of matter started crashing into each other, forming larger bodies that eventually would lead to planets and moons. The following activities will introduce students to the phases of the moon and how the orbit of the Moon affects life on Earth!
Modeling in Science with Storyboard That
By Oliver Smith
Modeling allows us to make our own sense of what and why something is happening. Conceptual models are shared and explicit representations or analogies of phenomena and are used by scientists to help them understand the world around us. Engage students with premade activities at Storyboard That.
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Storyboard Description
Phases of the Moon in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres are different based on the time of year and rotation of the earth
Storyboard Text
- NEW MOON
- POSITION OF THE MOON
- WHAT THE MOON LOOKS LIKE (Northern Hemisphere)
- WHAT THE MOON LOOKS LIKE (Southern Hemisphere)
- WAXING CRESCENT
- FIRST QUARTER
- WAXING GIBBOUS
- FULL MOON
- WANING GIBBOUS
- THIRD QUARTER
- WANING CRESCENT
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