Bell Ringer: BrainPop quiz-If you have not seen the video for ECLIPSES, then you must view it first. Take the quiz on-line as a traditional quiz BUT record your answers on the paper. (It's easier to see the questions on the screen than on the printed quiz.) When you have taken the quiz, submit your answers and check the answers. Go back and review where you may have made errors. Correct your answers and glue the quiz paper in your ISN in the Bellringer space.
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Gizmo: Eclipses- Complete the Student Exploration Guide and the Assessment questions.
Vocabulary Challenge: write the meaning of each term in your own words
eclipse
lunar eclipse
solar eclipse
total solar eclipse
umbra
penumbra
partial eclipse
penumbra
corona
Foldable for Comparing and Contrasting Solar and Lunar Eclipses
Activity: Develop a foldable the compare and contrast
Solar and Lunar Eclipses
Criteria: Foldable has 2 flaps on top. One type of
eclipse is drawn in color using a relative size scale for each object on each
flap. On the reverse side the eclipse drawn is explained using words. Under the
flaps the eclipses are compared and contrasted using the topics below. A Venn
diagram may be used.
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Characteristics of the eclipse.
·
Alignment of the objects
·
Moon phase during the eclipse.
·
Typical duration of each eclipse.
·
Frequency of occurrence of each eclipse.
·
Safety concerns for viewing the eclipse.
2
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1
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Flaps
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Illustrate
and label the relationship of the relative positions of the Earth, moon, and
sun that cause lunar and solar eclipses. The objects are proportionally drawn
and color has been used
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Does not meet the criteria established, but an attempt has been made. |
Reverse of Flaps
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Complete
explanation of each eclipse including alignment of objects
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Attempt
made to explain each eclipse including alignment of objects; but, it is
incomplete
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Comparing and Contrasting Lunar and Solar
Eclipses
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Analysis
of the relationship of the relative positions of the Earth, moon, and sun
that cause lunar and solar eclipses including the topics of
·
Characteristics of the eclipse.
·
Alignment of the objects
·
Moon phase during the eclipse.
·
Typical duration of each eclipse.
·
Frequency of occurrence of each eclipse.
·
Safety concerns for viewing the eclipse.
C/C
is comprehensive.
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Analysis
of the relationship of the relative positions of the Earth, moon, and sun
that cause lunar and solar eclipses including the topics of
·
Characteristics of the eclipse.
·
Alignment of the objects
·
Moon phase during the eclipse.
·
Typical duration of each eclipse.
·
Frequency of occurrence of each eclipse.
·
Safety concerns for viewing the eclipse.
C/C
is lacking in details or may contain errors.
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Complete Foldable
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Directions
Followed
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Legibility
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Handwriting
is clear and easy to read.
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Difficult
to read.
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Total (10 pts)
/ 10
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Closing: Quiz on Moon Phases and Eclipses: You must finish all assignments before taking the quiz.
Don't forget your home learning.
Don't forget your home learning.
Watch the video. Summarize what you can expect to see on 9/27 and why you should take time to go see this. Write a personal reaction to the video. Put the date in your agenda. Your home learning will be to watch at least part of the eclipse and record observations.
Supermoon Lunar Eclipse 2015: Full 'Blood Moon' Coverage
Additional information on the event:
http://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/facts-lunar-eclipse.html
Read this website and determine when you should start watching the eclipse - put that time in your agenda so you remember this assignment.
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