Study Hall: sit in assigned seats. Work on something or you will be given an assignment to work on.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Earth in Space Key Concepts How does Earth move in space?

Advertisements

The Tilt of Earth Terms Earth’s tilt 23.5°

MOTION. ASTRONOMY The study of objects in space, including the moon, stars, and planets. Solar system Composed of the sun and the planets which travel.

Today’s Agenda… Bellringer: Identify each as rotation or revolution (this is not multiple choice) A. Takes 24 hours B. Spins on Axis C. Takes 365 ¼ days.

The Earth’s Revolution

The Earth and its Motions

Chapter 1, Section 1.  Earth moves in two ways:  Rotation  Revolution.

Earth and Moon Notes Chapter 24. GRAVITY Causes spherical shape of planets Decreases as items move farther apart Increases with size of objects.

The Earth and Moon. Review What is an Equinox? What is a Solstice? What is an Equinox? What is a Solstice? When do they occur? What causes the seasons?

Space Cycles Thinking Questions. Why does a solar eclipse last for only a few minutes in any one location?

Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.

Warm-up March 21, Pick up Earth’s Tilt guided notes sheet. 2. Copy tonight's homework in your planner. 3. Place any make up work in the box. 4.

Astronomy The study of the moon, stars, and other objects in space Study the movements of the sun, and moon as they appear to travel across the sky Will.

Earth orbits the sun on a tilted axis. Different hemispheres face the sun at different times. At any time during the summer or winter, one part of the.

Seasons By: Brittany D. Alexander. Rotation Earth spins around an imaginary line called the: Axis of Rotation The Earth’s axis is tilted Spinning counterclockwise.

Seasons What do you know about seasons?. Seasons  A season is one of the major divisions of the year, generally based on yearly periodic changes in weather.

Astronomy Rotation and Revolution They’re like “Night and Day”

The Earth and Its Seasons. Why Do We Have Days? Day and night are determined by the Earth’s rotation. The light from the Sun is always being emitted.

Seasons. What Causes Seasons? Seasons are caused by the tilt of the earth’s axis as it moves around the sun. Seasons happen because the Earth is tilted.

Earth’s Seasons. Rotation 1.The imaginary line that passes through Earth’s center and the North and South poles is called Earth’s axis. 2.Earth spinning.

Welcome to Astronomy! Find your place in Space!. Astronomy The study of the Moon, Stars, and other objects in space.

Created by Shannon Dodds. Rotation  The Earth rotates about its axis in a ________________direction.  The Earth makes one rotation every _______. This.

Why do we have day and night?. Earth’s rotation  The Earth rotates on its axis (imaginary vertical line around which Earth spins) every 23 hours & 56.

What causes seasons? The tilt of the Earth on its axis The 23.5° tilt is caused by the interaction between the Moon and the Earth.

Seasons on Earth Two reasons the Earth has seasons: 23.5 degree tilt

Earth, moon, and the sun. Key terms:  Solstice: day when the sun appears farthest North or South of the equator. Northern hemisphere receives the most.

Earth’s Tilt.

How does the Earth move in space? What causes the cycle of the seasons on Earth?

Chapter 12 Section 1 Earth in Space. Astronomy is the study of the moon, stars, and other objects in space. Earth moves through space in two major ways:

Revolution/Rotation Day/Night Phases of the Moon Seasons.

EARTH, MOON, & SUN. Earth’s movement in space. Earth rotates on it’s imaginary axis. This imaginary line (axis) passes through the Earth at it’s North.

SEASONS and the Earth’s Axis

SPACE Day/Night and Seasons. Objective To model and illustrate how the tilt of the earth rotates on its axis, causing day and night and how it revolves.

Earth-Sun Relationships. Earth The Sun Star that is 93 million miles away from earth.

Earth in Space Mr. Woodham’s 6 th Grade Earth Science Class.

The Reason for the Seasons

Earth in Space.

Happy Thursday! BELL Work (6 min.) 1.Write down HW in planner. 2.Set up today’s pages (40-41) **Get your textbook from the back and turn to page 183. Read.

Earth’s Physical Geography Chapter 2, Section 1. Our Planet, the Earth The Earth, sun, planets, and stars are all part of a galaxy, or family of stars.

The Four Seasons. The Earth’s axis is tilted to 23.5 degrees.

Earth in Space. How Earth Moves Earth moves through space in two major ways: rotation and revolution.

TABLE OF CONTENTS: Assignment: Earth-Sun Relationships BELLRINGER: Gather two worksheets from island, DO NOT COMPLETE AT THIS TIME. Complete Treasure Hunt.

Chapter 12 Section 1 – pg 464 Earth in Space. Astronomy: the study of the moon, stars, and other objects in space – The Egyptians were the first to do.

What Causes Seasons?. We know that the reason we have day and night is because the Earth rotates. Rotate means to turn. The Earth rotating on its ______.

Aim: What are some of the results of Earth’s Motions? I. Earth’s Motions A. Rotation (Spinning) 1. Day and Night Why does the sun rise in the east and.

MINDFULNESS PRACTICE BREATHE INTO YOUR BELLY INHALE THROUGH THE NOSE EXHALE THROUGH THE MOUTH.

Seasons. Seasons happen because of Earth’s tilt on its axis AND revolution around the Sun. Axis- imaginary line drawn from the north to the south pole.

 Earth moves in 2 ways: Rotation (spinning of the Earth’s axis) and Revolution (Movement of one body in space around another)  Earth’s rotation causes.

2 o The earth rotates about an imaginary line that passes through the North and South Poles of the planet. This line is called the axis of rotation.

HOW DO THE SUN & MOON AFFECT EARTH? Eclipses Day & Night Moon Phases Changing of the seasons.

Day and Night – page 2 The Earth’s ROTATION on its own axis causes the change of ‘day’ and ‘night’. The Earth rotates on its axis once every 24 hours.

Write your name/period on answer sheet

Seasons Why do we have them?.

Earth & Sun Notes 1.

Get out Friday’s vocabulary foldable (yellow sheets)

Earth & Sun Notes 1.

CH 12 SEC 1 EARTH IN SPACE.

Earth’s Cycles.

Why do we have seasons?.

Earth’s Tilt.

The Sun Moon and Earth.

Why do we have seasons?.

Rotation, Revolution, & Seasons

Physical Earth- Earth/Sun Relationships

Date Vocabulary Revolution: The motion of one body around another; such as Earth in its orbit around the Sun; the time it takes an object to go around.

Earth-Sun Relationships

Seasons and Moon Vocabulary

Presentation transcript:

Study Hall: sit in assigned seats. Work on something or you will be given an assignment to work on.

Warm-Up: Write the WHOLE paragraph and fill in the blanks (each word will be used once): One _______of the Earth occurs faster than one ______of the Earth. One rotation of Earth takes _______while one revolution of the Earth takes ________. One day on Earth can be described as ________to ________, whereas a half of a day on Earth can be described as ________to _______. SunriseRotation24 hours Revolutionsunrise Earth Sunset365 and ¼ dayssunrise

CHECK YOUR ANSWERS… One rotation of the Earth occurs faster than one revolution of the Earth. One rotation of Earth takes 24 hours while one revolution of the Earth takes 365 and ¼ days. One day on Earth can be described as sunrise to sunrise, whereas a half of a day on Earth can be described as sunrise to sunset. SunriseRotation24 hours Revolutionsunrise Earth Sunset365 and ¼ dayssunrise

ANNOUNCEMENTS Monday Feb. 17– wrap up Seasons Tuesday Feb 18 – Tides Wednesday Feb 19– Eclipses Thursday Feb 20 – Quiz and start next unit 6.E.1.2

HAND IN NOW: 1. Your parent or guardian’s signature on your test 2. Your paper with every written question missed along with the correct answer 3. Your list of the 6 main ingredients in soil with a star by the most important ingredient (this information can be found in your foldable) DUE NOW!!! DID YOU IMPROVE YOUR SCORE?

Students who complete all 3 steps and turn it in TODAY will receive partial credit (2.5 points added for every question missed to your score) Example: 6 questions missed = 70% original score Improved score (2.5 X 6)= 15 extra points 70% + 15% = 85% adjusted score Remember, you are likely to see some of these questions again on our next quiz! DID YOU IMPROVE YOUR SCORE?

Review Soil and Stewardship Quiz Together We will go over the quiz as a class using the projector

Add entries for Feb , ses_calendar.phtml ses_calendar.phtml Moon Journal Entry: Website Link

WRITE IN NOTEBOOK…. REVIEW: The Earth rotates on its axis – Causes day and night (24 hours) The Earth revolves around the sun – 1 year (365 and ¼ days) The tilt of the Earth’s axis causes the seasons (angle of sun’s rays changes) Summer in the N. Hemisphere = Winter in the S. Hemisphere

DISCOVERY ED VIDEO THE SUN AND THE SEASONS VIDEO STOP AT 1:30 MIN. MARK SEASONS VIDEO

Manipulatives + Playdough Take out: The string and position the Earth’s orbit The Sun and place it in the middle The Earth and position it so it is showing summer in the N. Hemisphere This position is called SUMMER SOLSTICE – 1 ST DAY OF SUMMER

Manipulatives + Playdough Move the Earth: So it is showing winter in the N. Hemisphere This position is called WINTER SOLSTICE – 1 ST DAY OF WINTER

Manipulatives + Playdough Move the Earth: So it is showing spring in the N. Hemisphere This position is called SPRING EQUINOX – 1 ST DAY OF SPRING

Manipulatives + Playdough Move the Earth: So it is showing fall in the N. Hemisphere This position is called AUTUMNAL (FALL) EQUINOX – 1 ST DAY OF FALL

WRITE IN NOTEBOOK SUMMER AND WINTER SOLSTICE: Earth’s axis points towards or away from the Sun in the Northern Hemisphere June 21 s t (I s t day of summer) and December 21 s t (I s t day of winter) Spring and Autumnal (Fall) Equinox: Earth’s axis does not point towards or away from the Sun in the Northern Hemisphere March 20 th (1 st day of spring) and September 22 nd (1 st day of fall).

Vocabulary to Review for Seasons Gravity Orbit Axis Rotation Revolution Equator Tropics Polar regions

Misconceptions / Truths Review Get out your misconceptions and truths foldable – I will project my example onto the whiteboard We will discuss this as a class Any questions, comments, or concerns with the seasons??????

Mr. Parr Seasons Song yU

Seasons Review Worksheet Any remaining time in class will be used to complete this worksheet We will complete one example together Any questions????? COMPLETE FOR HOMEWORK – DUE TUESDAY IN CLASS!