
Spring and Neap Tides
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Science
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6th - 8th Grade
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REBECCA ANN DIERSCHKE
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Spring & Neap
Tides
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Ocean Tides
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The rising and falling of the ocean’s surface
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Caused by the gravitational attraction of the Sun
and Moon on the oceans of Earth
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Important types of tides – high tide, low tide, spring
tide, and neap tide
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Tides are caused by what force from the sun and moon?
gravitational
strong
tidal force
armed forces
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High and Low Tide
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There are 2 high tides and 2 low tides each day (24
hours)
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High Tide - occurs when ocean water is at its highest
level during the day
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Low Tide - occurs when ocean water is at its lowest
level during the day
High Tide
Low Tide
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Multiple Choice
As the moon revolves around the earth, the water follows the motion and causes...
sea levels
waves and currents
moon phases
high tides and low tides
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Multiple Choice
High tides and low tides each happen _____ times per day.
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2
1
24
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Phases of the Moon
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Spring tides occur during certain moon phases.
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Full Moon - the Earth is between the Sun and moon.
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New Moon - the moon is between Earth and the Sun.
Spring Tide
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Phases of the Moon
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Neap tides occur during certain moon phases.
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1st Quarter Moon - the moon is at a 90 degree angle to
the Earth.
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3rd Quarter Moon - the moon is at a 90 degree angle to
the Earth.
Spring Tide
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Multiple Choice
What type of tide is it when the moon is in the full moon phase?
high tide
low tide
spring tide
neap tide
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following greatly contribute to high tides?
earth's gravitational pull on moon
sun's gravitational pull on moon
sun's gravitational pull on earth
moon's gravitational pull on earth
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Spring Tide
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A tide in which the difference between high and low
tide is the greatest
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Occurs during a New Moon and Full Moon
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Remember “Spring – Straight” - the Sun, Earth, and
Moon form a straight line
Spring Tide
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Neap Tide
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The least amount of difference between high and low
tides
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Occurs during a 1stQuarter and 3rdQuarter phase
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Remember “Neap – Ninety” - the Sun, Earth, and Moon
form a 90 degree angle (right angle)
Neap Tide
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Multiple Choice
During a neap tide, the sun, moon, and earth are at a ___________ angle.
360 degree
23.5 degree
45 degree
90 degree
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
What type of tide is shown here?
High Tide
Low Tide
Spring Tide
Neap Tide
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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