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S2U2 SCIENCE PPT (NATURE PATTERNS)
- 3. be excited in learning new things be interested in things I see and hear be curious about things I don’t know try to understand unknown things appreciate nature
- 4. One cool thing I learned in science is I felt when I learned about
- 6. 1. I observe the nature. 2. I observe structures. 3. I see patterns around me. 4. I understand that nature follows patterns. 5. I understand that structures have patterns.
- 7. Following a pattern is important because When I I follow a pattern.
- 9. What’s in the Sky? Day and Night Do these pictures belong in the day time, night time or both? Click to find out. :
- 10. : Patterns In Nature 1. Day ------→ Night 2. Sunr ise ------→ Sunset 3. New M oon <-> Crescent M oon <-> Quarter M oon <-> Gi bbous M oon <-> Full M oon 1. Summer <-> Fall <-> Winter <-> Spr ing 2. Constellat ions
- 11. : Day And Night
- 12. A ‘moon’ is the name of a body which orbits another body, as long as it is not a star. Earth has its own moon which can be seen on any clear night. Just like how the Earth orbits the sun, the Moon orbits Earth. : The Moon
- 13. The Moon’s Orbit The moon takes 27 days (and 8 hours) to orbit the Earth. The Moon has an elliptical orbit rather than a circular orbit, which means it orbits the Earth in an egg shape. As a result, the distance from the Earth to the Moon varies from 363,104 kilometers to 405,696 km.
- 14. At night the Moon gives us light, but it isn’t a light source like the Sun. It actually reflects the light from the Sun. Sometimes the Earth reflects light onto the moon. This is called ‘Earthshine’, and is why we can sometimes see the Moon during the daytime. The Moon
- 15. Looking at the Moon from Earth, it looks like it keeps changing shape. Can you think of why this might be? The Moon
- 16. Remember that the Sun (the torch) does not move, it just helps for this little experiment as it is just the shadows you are looking at. The best way to show how we see different phases of the Moon is by shining a torch on a ball in a dark room. As you move the torch around the ball, you will see different shadows. The Moon
- 17. Shapes of the Moon Full Moon New Moon Crescent Gibbous
- 18. Why does the moon appear to change shape? Sunlight The Moon reflects the Sun’s light. What part we see of the Moon depends on where the Moon is when orbiting the Earth.
- 19. Waxing and Waning Waning means that we can see less of the Moon. Waxing means that we can see more of the Moon.
- 20. Sunlight Waning Gibbous Waning Crescent Waxing Crescent Waxing Gibbous Waning Half Moon Waxing Half Moon Full Moon New Moon
- 21. Are these moons waxing or waning? Waning Gibbous Waxing Crescent Waning Half Moon Waning Crescent
- 22. Do you know what a blue moon is? A Blue Moon is a term for the second of two full moons in a single calendar month. Another definition says a Blue Moon is the third of four full moons in a single season.
- 23. Who was the first man on the moon? Neil Armstrong, Apollo 11, 1969
- 25. spring summer autumn winter The Season Pattern
- 26. What is your favourite season? spring summer autumn winter
- 27. What do you wear in each season? spring summer autumn winter
- 28. : Constellations
- 29. The Plough
- 30. Cassiopeia
- 31. Orion
- 32. Canis Major
- 33. Cygnus
- 34. Lyra
- 35. Ursa Major
- 36. Aquarius
- 37. Capricorn
- 38. Sagittarius
- 39. Scorpio
- 40. Libra
- 41. Virgo
- 42. Leo
- 43. Cancer
- 44. Gemini
- 45. Taurus
- 46. Aries
- 47. Pisces
- 48. : Patterns In Nature