This document outlines the key topics and vocabulary for Test #2 on the Earth-Moon-Sun system. It includes 3 lessons that will be covered: 1) Earth's rotation, revolution and seasons, 2) the moon's phases and eclipses, and 3) Earth's tides. Lesson 1 discusses how Earth's rotation causes days and revolution causes years, and how its tilted axis causes seasons. Lesson 2 explains how the moon orbits Earth and both orbit the sun, how the moon's appearance changes in its lunar phases, and how lunar and solar eclipses occur. Lesson 3 discusses how the moon's gravity causes Earth's tides, the differences between high and low tides, and spring versus ne
This document outlines the key topics and vocabulary for Test #2 on the Earth-Moon-Sun system. It includes 3 lessons that will be covered: 1) Earth's rotation, revolution and seasons, 2) the moon's phases and eclipses, and 3) Earth's tides. Lesson 1 discusses how Earth's rotation causes days and revolution causes years, and how its tilted axis causes seasons. Lesson 2 explains how the moon orbits Earth and both orbit the sun, how the moon's appearance changes in its lunar phases, and how lunar and solar eclipses occur. Lesson 3 discusses how the moon's gravity causes Earth's tides, the differences between high and low tides, and spring versus ne
This document outlines the key topics and vocabulary for Test #2 on the Earth-Moon-Sun system. It includes 3 lessons that will be covered: 1) Earth's rotation, revolution and seasons, 2) the moon's phases and eclipses, and 3) Earth's tides. Lesson 1 discusses how Earth's rotation causes days and revolution causes years, and how its tilted axis causes seasons. Lesson 2 explains how the moon orbits Earth and both orbit the sun, how the moon's appearance changes in its lunar phases, and how lunar and solar eclipses occur. Lesson 3 discusses how the moon's gravity causes Earth's tides, the differences between high and low tides, and spring versus ne
Unit 4: The Earth-Moon-Sun System Lesson 1, 2 and 3 Vocabulary 1. rotation 2. day 3. revolution 4. year 5. season 6. equinox 7. solstice 8. satellite 9. gravity 10. lunar phases 11. eclipse 12. umbra 13. penumbra 14. tide 15. tidal range 16. spring tide 17. neap tide
Lesson 1: Earth’s Days, Years and Seasons
a) What determines the length of a day?
a. The Time It Takes for Earth to Rotate Once b) What determines the length of a year? c) What conditions are affected by the tilt of Earth’s axis? a. Temperature b. Daylight Hours c. Midnight Sun d) What causes seasons?
a. September Equinox b. December Solstice c. March Equinox d. June Solstice
Lesson 2: Moon Phases and Eclipses
a) How are Earth, the moon, and the sun related in space? a. Earth and the Moon Orbit the Sun b. The Moon Orbits Earth b) What does the moon look like from Earth? c) How does the appearance of the moon change? a. Lunar Phases Cycle Monthly
d) How do lunar eclipses occur?
a. Position of the moon and earth e) How do solar eclipses occur? a. Position of the moon and earth
Lesson 3: Earth’s Tides
a) What causes tides?
b) What are high tides and low tides? c) What causes tidal cycles? d) What are two kinds of tidal ranges? a. Spring Tides: The Largest Tidal Range b. Neap Tides: The Smallest Tidal Range e) Difference between Tidal Ranges and Tidal Cycles