PHASES OF THE MOON Year 1 Science. CLASS OPENER At the top of page 2 in your INB, answer the following question: Class Opener: Why do we experience different.

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PHASES OF THE MOON Year 1 Science

CLASS OPENER At the top of page 2 in your INB, answer the following question: Class Opener: Why do we experience different seasons?

LESSON EQ At the top of page 5 in your INB, rewrite the lesson EQ. EQ: Why do we see different phases of the moon?

INTRODUCTION Phases of the Moon

THE MOON The moon revolves around Earth every 29 days We see the same side of the moon We see the moon because it reflects light from the sun

THE MOON

MOON PHASES

MOON VOCABULARY Gibbous: hunchback Waxing: more light (light on the right) Waning: less light (light on the left)

REVIEW: THE MOON Study Jams: The Moon