The moon on the water yasunari kawabata conclusion kyokos relationship with her first husband is presented using mirrors. We highly recommend doing earth and moon statistics with workshop participants before doing this powerpoint, if you. The scale of the moon and earths sizes and distance. Water present across the moons surface, new research shows. Everything you need to run a whole class project about this stunning picture book.
Slideshare uses cookies to improve functionality and performance, and to provide you with relevant advertising. Following the full moon, the surface of the moon seems to be getting smaller. Spring tides and neap tides are also covered as well as the positioning of the earth, sun and moon during those tides. Tes global ltd is registered in england company no 02017289 with its registered office at 26 red lion square london wc1r 4hq. For a long time we thought the moon was totally bone dry. The waves of damp and dry conditions suggest water is created on the moon every day, when hydrogen nuclei in the solar wind slam into oxygenrich silicate minerals on the moons surface. Well, its a complex, long story and ill try and make it brief. Yes, the moon rotates completely around the earth in one day. When the moon is not full anymore, but decreasing back to a semicircle, it is called a waninggibbous phase. Third graders create a powerpoint presentation illustrating the cycle of the moon. Find water on the moon, a presentation for 2nd and 3rd graders. The moon will continue to become smaller and smaller.
Eventually, the moon reaches a semicircle again, called the lastquarter phase. This power point can be used in middle or elementary school to teach the phases of the moon in an astronomy unit. New moon presentation template for powerpoint and keynote. It is very well written and captivates the reader from the first pages. Since 1954, the year in which the original french edition of explorers on the moon was first published, tintins friends have been aware of this reality, but it would take more than half a century for scientists to confirm the little reporters discovery bombarding the moon. Educator resources exploring the solar system moon. The moon is a jagged and weird place, and so the only shelter the moon can offer from the suns rays is simply that of shadow. Great for working on the 3rd person singular and many other literacy situations. The conflict internally is that luis is very emotional because his mother died. When the wind is with me but somehow out of sight not knowing where it comes from or where it goes thats the way your memory shapes the middle of my night. Most of the moon is illuminated by the sun at some point in the.
A book that explores bobs life as the man on the moon. These differentviews are called the phases of the moon. It is part of the the moon unit this lesson covers information on how the moon affects tides on the earth. It is an ideal teaching aid to use in a lesson covering the year 5 science curriculum objective listed above. But then the old fairground lion teaches them a magic spell and the horses come to life.
Nsf north mississippi gk8 nsf north mississippi gk8 phases of the moon why does the moon have phases. You will fall in love with the main characters and will want to follow them into the next novel. When the moon is closest to earth, it is about 221,463 miles away. Nasa national aeronautics and space administration has. Crashing satellites into the moon can be fun and educational. In 2009, nasa deliberately crashed its lcross probe into the moons south pole, discovering loads of water ice in the. By all accounts, the moon is a dry and desolate place, void of color and life. There is an experiment that is explained on the notes. Bob the man on the moon by simon bartram teaching resources. But from the formation of the moon, its thought that a marssized body collided with the earth and broke a part of the earth and that material then collected into the moon. An outstanding space science powerpoint is here for your charges.
The moonlight on the water by alyse lemoine on prezi. This is a powerpoint that will teach pupils about the moon. While previous lunar missions have detected hints of. The moon in the water by pamela bell is the first book of a trilogy. This imaginative tale brings to life the painted horses of a m. Ppt moon quiz powerpoint presentation free to download. This website and its content is subject to our terms and conditions. In 2009, though, a sensitive spectrometer on the indian probe chandrayaan1 discovered the presence of water molecules embedded in the lunar soil. The moon in the water is the first of her heron series, following the story of thomazine heron and her family, and is set during the english civil war. The m 3 team found water molecules and hydroxyl at diverse areas of the sunlit region of the moons surface, but the water signature appeared stronger at the moons higher latitudes.
So begins their long search for the land where wild horses live, and they have one mysterious clue follow the moon on the water. Ks2 science teaching resources the moon powerpoint and. However, that doesnt mean there isnt water there to harvest. Catch the moon short story elements by zach moore on prezi. Lets look at the phases of the moon on acalendar for february, 20. The moons orbit the moon and earth both orbit around a point between their centers called the center of mass of the earthmoon system the center of mass then follows an elliptical orbit around the sun the moons airless, dry surface is covered with plains and craters the earthfacing side of the moon displays lightcolored, heavily. Moon phases excel workbook to use with interactive whiteboard or projection let students drag phases to the correct position. The ice could be melted and purified for drinking and cooling of spacecraft systems and beyond that, it could also be broken down into its. The first m n landing1 1a powerpoint presentation submitted to ms. The wind and the moon story powerpoint teacher made twinkl. Covers a variety of reading and writing exercises and includes extension activities. Water on the moon 3 control on retention in an exposed regolith as temperature andor solar wind ux.
The moon has no atmosphere, no weather and no oceans of water. Mars is called the red planet also has deadly gases. Early slides will introduce the moon and give students some basic facts about it. Moon phase applet use this page to see the phases of the moon for an entire year from 1973 to 2107 moon phases java applet select both for the point of view and run the simulation to see the cause of moon. The lunar environment including the possibility of water on the moon is explored. It was a joy to discover this book and to know that i have many more pamela belle books still to look forward to. They encounter the key elements of a good presentation and its need to being logical and sequential. An observer for whom the moon and sun are aligned will see a ring of the sun around the moon tides caused by differential gravitational forces exerted by the moon the moon pulls more on one side of the earth than the other even though the suns gravitational force is much larger than the moons, its differential force is smaller since. This is a little presentation i put together for a 2nd and 3rd grade class, about looking for water on the moon.
The moon is seriously loaded with water, more than we ever. They share their love for one another through mirrors to the extent that there is no separation between reality and reflection. Moon phases sixth 6th grade earth science standards i4c. Water present across the moons surface, new research shows date. If you look at the sky, you will notice the shape ofthe moon changes each night. Water molecules and hydroxyl previously were suspected in data from a cassini flyby of the moon in 1999, but the findings were not published until now. Moon on the water moon on the water 1985, vinyl discogs. The moon continues, now decreasing in the amount of lighten surface. It provides an effective overview of the solar system. Uncle luigis six beautiful wooden horses are thrown aside for firewood when his carousel is replaced by a modern roundabout. Valle since he first began exploring the moon when he was in 3rd grade. The revolution of the moon around the earth causes the moon to appear to have phases. Moon on the water represents for us a free form of selfexpression not dictated by commercial.
Moon rises at 3 am and sets at midafternoon, best effects between these times. When there is a new moon, the sun light 1 the moon. Pick your own free resource every week with our newsletter. The moon its out of this world phases content moon animation of the moon posttest exit 3rd grade science chris shepard. Power point presents the phases in order beginning with new moon, waxing crescent, first quarter, waxing gibbous, full moon, waning gibbous, last quarter, waning crescent. Powerpoint and worksheet on the moon teaching resources. A variety of recommended books with information, legends, and activities on lunar phases, for a. There are a couple of slides about the apollo mission and links on the notes section of the slides to help you with some information to tell pupils. The moon is under the earth and comes up only at night. Christine tablatin by michael john duran sison mdm on july 01, 2014, in partial fulfillment of the requirements of the course comp.
Make more exciting sales presentations, trade show displays and product promotions, or use them in any educational setting for more impact and greater retention. Catch the moon pointofview the pointofview is thirdpersonomniscient. Discovery of water on moon boosts prospects for permanent. A powerpoint presentation lesson plan is suitable for 3rd grade. If following the phases of the moon is calling to you, or if you just want to get deeper and expand your moon cycle practice, then join us in the starlight coven the starlight coven is a monthly program where i share my easy, streamlined method for learning not only the moon phases, but how the cycle of the moon is interconnected with the cycles of the seasons and sabbats and the cycles of. Like water on the earth there are molecules in titans atmosphere that can form clouds and rain that contribute to lakes in its polar regions. Intended for preschool children, this book shares the story of apollo 11 and the. The entire face of the moon that we are able to see shines during the full moon. Since the 1960s, scientists have suspected that frozen water could survive in cold, dark craters at the moons poles. For anyone who creates business documents including powerpoint decks this book is a handy reference guide to make business documents. Solar wind impacts rough up the surface, possibly removing existing h or oh, but that in turn enables new h or oh implantation to occur more readily farrell et al. On the surface its a superdusty environment with no substantial atmosphere, temperature extremes, and not enough gravity to help retain water molecules but recent studies have uncovered several types of lunar water. Man on the moon powerpoint book linkedin slideshare.
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