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Monday, February 25, 2019 Objective: YWBAT investigate patterns between Earth’s tilt and position along its orbit and recurring patterns of daylight. Drill: The winter solstice in December, occurs when Earth’s axis is pointed directly _______ from the sun.

Answer The winter solstice in December, occurs when Earth’s axis is pointed directly away from the sun.

Did you know…? On the day of the winter solstice, the north polar region of Earth is in 24-hour darkness, while the south polar region is in 24- hour daylight

Today’s Activities Drill Exploration 3, p.40 – p. 44, partner read/highlight/discuss/investigate Gizmos: Seasons Conclusion

Closure Question The word equinox means ______________?

Conclusion Answer Equal night