April 17, 2015 Daily Question: What motion causes the seasons? How long is one revolution? Materials: Pencil Notebook/Folder IAES- p. F-32 Daily Objective:

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April 17, 2015 Daily Question: What motion causes the seasons? How long is one revolution? Materials: Pencil Notebook/Folder IAES- p. F-32 Daily Objective: Today we will observe how Earth’s tilt leads to different surface temperatures. Agenda : Bell work Activity 77 Thank you for not chewing gum or anything else

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Seasons/Constellation Quiz

LEARNING GOAL: LEARNING GOAL: I will be able to explain why rotation and revolution causes the seasons, day and night and constellations. SCORE 4.0IN ADDITION TO SCORE 3.0 YOU ARE ABLE TO GO ABOVE AND BEYOND BY APPLYING WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT ROTATION AND REVOLUTION. SCORE 3.0YOU UNDERSTAND AND CAN EXPLAIN WHY ROTATION AND REVOLUTION CAUSES THE SEASONS, DAY AND NIGHT AND CONSTELLATIONS. SCORE 2.0WITH NO HELP YOU KNOW SOME THINGS ABOUT ROTATION AND REVOLUTION, SEASONS, DAY AND NIGHT AND CONSTELLATIONS. SCORE 1.0WITH HELP YOU KNOW ABOUT ROTATION AND REVOLUTION, SEASONS, DAY AND NIGHT AND CONSTELLATIONS. SCORE 0.0EVEN WITH HELP YOU DO NOT KNOW ANYTHING AT ALL ABOUT ROTATION AND REVOLUTION, SEASONS, DAY AND NIGHT AND CONSTELLATIONS.

1.Quietly read Activity 77 which starts on page F-32 in the book. 2.Write down any questions you may have about today’s activity. 3.Make sure you know what kind of data you need to record from the solar cell.

Data Table Activity 77 You need to make a data table to record the results for your experiment. When you do your testing, you need to test the solar cell in the following positions:  45 degree angle to Sun  90 degree angle to Sun  Facing directly toward the Sun  Facing away from the Sun  Completely blocked from any sunlight (be sure to indicate how you blocked the sunlight from the cell)

Activity 77- Explaining the Seasons Procedures: 1) Set up your solar motor. 2) Complete procedures 2-4 AQ- Complete Analysis Questions 1-5 in section 3 of your notebook. AQ 6 – Power Paragraph How did each of the following models help you understand how earth’s tilt causes the seasons? Computer model The globe and a flashlight The solar cell and motor

AQ 6 – Power Paragraph How did each of the following models help you understand how earth’s tilt causes the seasons? - Computer model - The globe and a flashlight - The solar cell and motor 4 In addition to a 3,your paragraph is exceptionally well-written, organized and uses outstanding word choices. 3  Your introduction summarizes why the Earth’s tilt causes the seasons.  You have three sets of yellow and pink that address how each model helped you understand how Earth’s tilt causes seasons.  You conclusion sums up your knowledge about tilt causing Earth’s seasons.  You have included proper transitions  Your paragraph is free of convention errors  Your paragraph is highlighted appropriately 2 Some of the above information is missing/incorrect. There are some convention errors and it is not highlighted appropriately 1 The majority of the above information is missing/incorrect. There are many convention errors and it is not highlighted appropriately.