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Spring 2018 Week 13 Learning Goals & Lesson Plans Ch. 28 Sun-Earth-Moon

Day: ___MONDAY_______ Date: __April 2____ Warm-up Cosmology is... Learning Goals 1. List the Theories of the Moon’s Formation. Current Research supports which one? 2. The Moon is now thought to be even older than the ______ or _____ Explain Why. 4/2 Earth, Moon & Sun */ Th/F Weekly Objectives Form 3 FACTS About the Moon FINISH TESTS FROM LAST Friday Homework: Read Ch. 28.2 + Outline

Day: __tues/Wed___ Date: __APRIL 3+4____ Warm-up If you’ve been to the ocean, did you know if the tide was high or low? Why would this be important to know? Learning Goals 1. what is a Spring and Neap Tide? 2. Draw a diagram showing the Sun, Earth and Moon’s positions for both a Spring Tide occurrence and a Neap Tide occurrence. 4/3+4 Fill-In Weekly Objectives. ✔Off – Homework Ch. 28.2 Outline */* Earth & Moon Power Pt. and notes Video- Synchronous Rotation   ✔Off - Earth & Moon PP notes */* Ch 28-2 The Moon Wkbk Review Day’s Learning Goals PLICKERS QUIZ

Day: ___Th/f____ Date: __APRIL 5+6__ Warm-up Have you been to a location on Earth that is in the opposite season than we have in the U.S.? Learning Goals 1. Name the two “honorary” equators and which one is the Sun’s position striking during out Winter and our Summer? 2. What word describes a moon’s phase going from New Moon to Full? What word describes going from Full Moon back to New? 4/5+6 Fill-In Weekly Objectives. Give 2 FACTS from last class */* Astronomy Crash Course Videos- #3,4,5 #3 Cycles in the Sky (9.29 min) -answer Questions #4 Moon Phases (10min) Review PP & Moon Questions Review Day’s Learning Goals /* Week 12 Objectives Stamp & Review PLICKERS QUIZ Give Directions to Homework: */M Phases of the Moon