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1 Objectives and Vocabulary
Unit: The moon Objectives and Vocabulary

2 The Moon: Objectives The Students will be able to:
Predict and explain the phases of the moon Visualize the positions and motions of the sun, moon and earth Build and use a model of the sun, moon, and earth Explain the causes of eclipses and predict outcomes of hypothetical scenarios Define and explain months (lunar orbits) Compare and contrast Synodic and Sidereal Months

3 The Moon: Vocabulary Moon Orbit Eclipse Inertia Time zone Phase
Gibbous moon Crescent moon Quarter moon New moon Full moon Horizon Zenith Ascending Descending Annular eclipse Total eclipse Lunar eclipse Solar eclipse Partial eclipse gravity Wax Wane

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