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At home

At night (moon)

At school

At night (moon)

At school

Going home

Earth’s axis is tilted slightly off-center. During our summer, the northern half of Earth is tilted,or leaning, toward the Sun. So, the Sun’s light hits the northern half of Earth at a more directangle. Because the Sun is more directly overhead, shadows are smaller in the summer than inthe winter. In the winter, the northern part of Earth is tilted away from the Sun. That means thesunlight is not coming in as directly.

As Earth rotates the Sun appears higher in the sky and the Shadows get shorter. At noon with the sun overhead, objects cast short Shadows or no Shadows at all. As Earth continues to rotate and the Sun appears lower in the sky toward evening, the Shadows get long again

HEy guys, I'm back if your wondering who I am I'm the moon. Did you know thatShadowsare longer in the winter because of the angle of the sun. Yourshadowis longest in the early morning and in the late afternoon.

Hi class

Hi Mrs.Johnson

Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.

what are we going to learn about them today

How shadows change from season to season

North

South

As you can see here in the North in december it is winter and very cold, but in South in december int is summer and warm so t is opposite for different sides of the earth because there's more of a shadow on the north then the south.

Hi class

Hi Mrs.Johnson

Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.

what are we going to learn about them today

we are going learn about how eaths tilt on its axis and revolution around the sun affects shadows

Bye see You tomorrow

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At home

At night (moon)

At school

At night (moon)

At school

Going home

Earth’s axis is tilted slightly off-center. During our summer, the northern half of Earth is tilted,or leaning, toward the Sun. So, the Sun’s light hits the northern half of Earth at a more directangle. Because the Sun is more directly overhead, shadows are smaller in the summer than inthe winter. In the winter, the northern part of Earth is tilted away from the Sun. That means thesunlight is not coming in as directly.

As Earth rotates the Sun appears higher in the sky and the Shadows get shorter. At noon with the sun overhead, objects cast short Shadows or no Shadows at all. As Earth continues to rotate and the Sun appears lower in the sky toward evening, the Shadows get long again

HEy guys, I'm back if your wondering who I am I'm the moon. Did you know thatShadowsare longer in the winter because of the angle of the sun. Yourshadowis longest in the early morning and in the late afternoon.

Hi class

Hi Mrs.Johnson

Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.

what are we going to learn about them today

How shadows change from season to season

North

South

As you can see here in the North in december it is winter and very cold, but in South in december int is summer and warm so t is opposite for different sides of the earth because there's more of a shadow on the north then the south.

Hi class

Hi Mrs.Johnson

Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.

what are we going to learn about them today

we are going learn about how eaths tilt on its axis and revolution around the sun affects shadows

Bye see You tomorrow

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At home

At night (moon)

At school

At night (moon)

At school

Going home

Earth’s axis is tilted slightly off-center. During our summer, the northern half of Earth is tilted,or leaning, toward the Sun. So, the Sun’s light hits the northern half of Earth at a more directangle. Because the Sun is more directly overhead, shadows are smaller in the summer than inthe winter. In the winter, the northern part of Earth is tilted away from the Sun. That means thesunlight is not coming in as directly.

As Earth rotates the Sun appears higher in the sky and the Shadows get shorter. At noon with the sun overhead, objects cast short Shadows or no Shadows at all. As Earth continues to rotate and the Sun appears lower in the sky toward evening, the Shadows get long again

HEy guys, I'm back if your wondering who I am I'm the moon. Did you know thatShadowsare longer in the winter because of the angle of the sun. Yourshadowis longest in the early morning and in the late afternoon.

Hi class

Hi Mrs.Johnson

Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.

what are we going to learn about them today

How shadows change from season to season

North

South

As you can see here in the North in december it is winter and very cold, but in South in december int is summer and warm so t is opposite for different sides of the earth because there's more of a shadow on the north then the south.

Hi class

Hi Mrs.Johnson

Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.

what are we going to learn about them today

we are going learn about how eaths tilt on its axis and revolution around the sun affects shadows

Bye see You tomorrow

Create your own at Storyboard That

At home

At night (moon)

At school

At night (moon)

At school

Going home

Earth’s axis is tilted slightly off-center. During our summer, the northern half of Earth is tilted,or leaning, toward the Sun. So, the Sun’s light hits the northern half of Earth at a more directangle. Because the Sun is more directly overhead, shadows are smaller in the summer than inthe winter. In the winter, the northern part of Earth is tilted away from the Sun. That means thesunlight is not coming in as directly.

As Earth rotates the Sun appears higher in the sky and the Shadows get shorter. At noon with the sun overhead, objects cast short Shadows or no Shadows at all. As Earth continues to rotate and the Sun appears lower in the sky toward evening, the Shadows get long again

HEy guys, I'm back if your wondering who I am I'm the moon. Did you know thatShadowsare longer in the winter because of the angle of the sun. Yourshadowis longest in the early morning and in the late afternoon.

Hi class

Hi Mrs.Johnson

Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.

what are we going to learn about them today

How shadows change from season to season

North

South

As you can see here in the North in december it is winter and very cold, but in South in december int is summer and warm so t is opposite for different sides of the earth because there's more of a shadow on the north then the south.

Hi class

Hi Mrs.Johnson

Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.

what are we going to learn about them today

we are going learn about how eaths tilt on its axis and revolution around the sun affects shadows

Bye see You tomorrow

Create your own at Storyboard That

At home

At night (moon)

At school

At night (moon)

At school

Going home

Earth’s axis is tilted slightly off-center. During our summer, the northern half of Earth is tilted,or leaning, toward the Sun. So, the Sun’s light hits the northern half of Earth at a more directangle. Because the Sun is more directly overhead, shadows are smaller in the summer than inthe winter. In the winter, the northern part of Earth is tilted away from the Sun. That means thesunlight is not coming in as directly.

As Earth rotates the Sun appears higher in the sky and the Shadows get shorter. At noon with the sun overhead, objects cast short Shadows or no Shadows at all. As Earth continues to rotate and the Sun appears lower in the sky toward evening, the Shadows get long again

HEy guys, I'm back if your wondering who I am I'm the moon. Did you know thatShadowsare longer in the winter because of the angle of the sun. Yourshadowis longest in the early morning and in the late afternoon.

Hi class

Hi Mrs.Johnson

Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.

what are we going to learn about them today

How shadows change from season to season

North

South

As you can see here in the North in december it is winter and very cold, but in South in december int is summer and warm so t is opposite for different sides of the earth because there's more of a shadow on the north then the south.

Hi class

Hi Mrs.Johnson

Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.

what are we going to learn about them today

we are going learn about how eaths tilt on its axis and revolution around the sun affects shadows

Bye see You tomorrow

Create your own at Storyboard That

At home

At night (moon)

At school

At night (moon)

At school

Going home

Earth’s axis is tilted slightly off-center. During our summer, the northern half of Earth is tilted,or leaning, toward the Sun. So, the Sun’s light hits the northern half of Earth at a more directangle. Because the Sun is more directly overhead, shadows are smaller in the summer than inthe winter. In the winter, the northern part of Earth is tilted away from the Sun. That means thesunlight is not coming in as directly.

As Earth rotates the Sun appears higher in the sky and the Shadows get shorter. At noon with the sun overhead, objects cast short Shadows or no Shadows at all. As Earth continues to rotate and the Sun appears lower in the sky toward evening, the Shadows get long again

HEy guys, I'm back if your wondering who I am I'm the moon. Did you know thatShadowsare longer in the winter because of the angle of the sun. Yourshadowis longest in the early morning and in the late afternoon.

Hi class

Hi Mrs.Johnson

Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.

what are we going to learn about them today

How shadows change from season to season

North

South

As you can see here in the North in december it is winter and very cold, but in South in december int is summer and warm so t is opposite for different sides of the earth because there's more of a shadow on the north then the south.

Hi class

Hi Mrs.Johnson

Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.

what are we going to learn about them today

we are going learn about how eaths tilt on its axis and revolution around the sun affects shadows

Bye see You tomorrow

Create your own at Storyboard That

At home

At night (moon)

At school

At night (moon)

At school

Going home

Earth’s axis is tilted slightly off-center. During our summer, the northern half of Earth is tilted,or leaning, toward the Sun. So, the Sun’s light hits the northern half of Earth at a more directangle. Because the Sun is more directly overhead, shadows are smaller in the summer than inthe winter. In the winter, the northern part of Earth is tilted away from the Sun. That means thesunlight is not coming in as directly.

As Earth rotates the Sun appears higher in the sky and the Shadows get shorter. At noon with the sun overhead, objects cast short Shadows or no Shadows at all. As Earth continues to rotate and the Sun appears lower in the sky toward evening, the Shadows get long again

HEy guys, I'm back if your wondering who I am I'm the moon. Did you know thatShadowsare longer in the winter because of the angle of the sun. Yourshadowis longest in the early morning and in the late afternoon.

Hi class

Hi Mrs.Johnson

Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.

what are we going to learn about them today

How shadows change from season to season

North

South

As you can see here in the North in december it is winter and very cold, but in South in december int is summer and warm so t is opposite for different sides of the earth because there's more of a shadow on the north then the south.

Hi class

Hi Mrs.Johnson

Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.

what are we going to learn about them today

we are going learn about how eaths tilt on its axis and revolution around the sun affects shadows

Bye see You tomorrow

Create your own at Storyboard That

At home

At night (moon)

At school

At night (moon)

At school

Going home

Earth’s axis is tilted slightly off-center. During our summer, the northern half of Earth is tilted,or leaning, toward the Sun. So, the Sun’s light hits the northern half of Earth at a more directangle. Because the Sun is more directly overhead, shadows are smaller in the summer than inthe winter. In the winter, the northern part of Earth is tilted away from the Sun. That means thesunlight is not coming in as directly.

As Earth rotates the Sun appears higher in the sky and the Shadows get shorter. At noon with the sun overhead, objects cast short Shadows or no Shadows at all. As Earth continues to rotate and the Sun appears lower in the sky toward evening, the Shadows get long again

HEy guys, I'm back if your wondering who I am I'm the moon. Did you know thatShadowsare longer in the winter because of the angle of the sun. Yourshadowis longest in the early morning and in the late afternoon.

Hi class

Hi Mrs.Johnson

Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.

what are we going to learn about them today

How shadows change from season to season

North

South

As you can see here in the North in december it is winter and very cold, but in South in december int is summer and warm so t is opposite for different sides of the earth because there's more of a shadow on the north then the south.

Hi class

Hi Mrs.Johnson

Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.

what are we going to learn about them today

we are going learn about how eaths tilt on its axis and revolution around the sun affects shadows

Bye see You tomorrow

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  • At home
  • At night (moon)
  • HEy guys, I'm back if your wondering who I am I'm the moon. Did you know that Shadows are longer in the winter because of the angle of the sun. Your shadow is longest in the early morning and in the late afternoon.
  • At school
  • How shadows change from season to season
  • Hi class
  • Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.
  • Hi Mrs.Johnson
  • what are we going to learn about them today
  • At night (moon)
  • North
  • As you can see here in the North in december it is winter and very cold, but in South in december int is summer and warm so t is opposite for different sides of the earth because there's more of a shadow on the north then the south.
  • South
  • At school
  • Hi Mrs.Johnson
  • Earth’s axis is tilted slightly off-center. During our summer, the northern half of Earth is tilted,or leaning, toward the Sun. So, the Sun’s light hits the northern half of Earth at a more directangle. Because the Sun is more directly overhead, shadows are smaller in the summer than inthe winter. In the winter, the northern part of Earth is tilted away from the Sun. That means thesunlight is not coming in as directly.
  • Going home
  • As Earth rotates the Sun appears higher in the sky and the Shadows get shorter. At noon with the sun overhead, objects cast short Shadows or no Shadows at all. As Earth continues to rotate and the Sun appears lower in the sky toward evening, the Shadows get long again
  • we are going learn about how eaths tilt on its axis and revolution around the sun affects shadows
  • Hi class
  • Today class we are going to keep learning about shadows.
  • what are we going to learn about them today
  • Bye see You tomorrow
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