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Eclipses & Seasons

Eclipses & Seasons

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Biology, Science

5th - 9th Grade

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Erin Hannan

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7 Slides • 7 Questions

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Eclipses

Year 8

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What we will learn about

- Types of eclipses

- Why eclipses occur

- Why seasons occur


3

Multiple Choice

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Name the moon phase
1
waning crescent
2
waxing crescent
3
waning gibbous
4
waxing gibbous

4

Multiple Choice

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Name the moon phase
1
waning crescent
2
waxing crescent
3
waning gibbous
4
waxing gibbous

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Eclipses

  • Sun = 400x wider than the Moon, and is 400x further away from Earth than the Moon - this means they appear to be the same size

  • As the Earth and moon move, there are times when they and the Sun line up

  • Solar or Lunar eclipses

  • ____ Eclipse = it is blocking that object

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Solar Eclipse

  • Moon blocks light from Sun and casts a shadow on Earth

  • Dark part of shadow = umbra, outer ring of shadow = penumbra

  • Total, Annular, Partial

  • Happen very infrequently

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Lunar Eclipse

  • When Earth sits between the Sun and the Moon, blocking the Moon from light

  • Always happen when Moon is full

  • Total (blood), Partial, Penumbral

  • Why Blood Moon?

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Multiple Choice

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What type of eclipse is down in the diagram?
1
Total lunar eclipse
2
Partial lunar eclipse
3
total solar eclipse
4
partial solar eclipse

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Multiple Choice

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What type of eclipse is this?
1
total lunar eclipse
2
partial lunar eclipse
3
total solar eclipse
4
partial solar eclipse

12

Multiple Choice

What is the correct order of the Earth, Moon, and Sun in order for a lunar eclipse to occur?
1
Earth, Moon, Sun
2
Moon, Sun Earth
Moon, Sun, Earth
3
Sun, Earth, Moon

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Multiple Choice

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What type of eclipse is occuring inthe diagram?
1
solar
2
lunar

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Multiple Choice

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What type of solar eclipse is this?

1

Total

2

partial

3

annular

Eclipses

Year 8

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