Term | Definition |
1. lunar phase | The appearance of the [] area of the [] as [] from Earth |
2. new moon | The lunar phase where the moon is directly [] [] and the []; the new moon cannot be [] from Earth |
3. first quarter moon | the lunar phase where the moon, Earth, and the sun form a []; the moon looks like a [] with only the [] visible |
Lesson 10 Vocabulary
Term | Definition |
4. third quarter moon | the lunar phase where the moon, Earth, and the sun form a []; the moon looks like a [] with only the [] visible |
5. Full moon | the lunar phase where [] is directly [] the [] and the []; the moon looks like a circle |
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Lesson 10 Vocabulary
MODEL: You need to move the 3 images to explain why we can see the moon at night. Add arrows to show where the light is going.
Direct Sunlight
Reflected Sunlight
This moon phase can’t be seen from Earth, the lit side does not face earth
Phases of the moon: Remember LIGHT starts on the RIGHT�1.Use TCI Lesson 10 Section 4 to finish typing each name in the box.
2. Drag the correct phase to the empty box above its name.
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New Moon | Waxing �C | 1st Q | W Gibbous | F Moon | Waning | 3rd� | W�Crescent |
Waning-the moon appears to be shrinking
Gibbous-moon’s shape is larger than a semicircle
Crescent-moon’s shape is smaller than a semicircle
Waxing- when the moon appears to be growing