The time for the moon to go through it's entire cycle of phases takes about ____

The same side of the moon always faces Earth because...

The length of a day on Earth is determined by the time required for one

What is the main cause of seasons on Earth?

How long does it take to orbit once around the sun?

During an _____ day and night are nearly equal all over the world.

The longest day of the year (in either hemisphere) happens on the _________.

During January, the northern hemisphere is experiencing _____.

On July 4, Earth is farthest from the sun. This is known as _____.

During January, the southern hemisphere is experiencing ____

Earth's shape can be described as a(n) _______.

Earth's axis is tilted ______.

Dark colored, relatively flat regions of the moon's surface are called _____

Which best describes Earth's orbit around the sun?

A ____ occurs when the moon moves directly between the Earth and sun and casts its shadow on Earth.

A ____ occurs when the Earth is between the Sun and moon and casts its shadow on the moon.

After a new moon, the phases are said to be _____.

The sun rises in the _____ and sets in the _____

Earth rotates _______

After a full moon, the phases are said to be ____

This is the ____ moon phase

This is a ____ moon

During the waxing phases of the moon, the lighted side of the moon is said to be growing; the light is on the ____

During the waning phases of the moon, the lighted side of the moon is shrinking; the light is on the ____

This is the line that separates night and day on Earth.

Which letter shows the sun's path during summer solstice?

Which letter shows the sun's path during the Spring and Fall?

Which globe shows winter in the northern hemisphere?

What date would it be on globe 1?