C. Explain
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1.At what position of the ball did you not see any lighted side of it? What phase of the moon do you think it is
2.As you rotated your body slowly,which side of the ball started to be lighted? What phase does the tiny silver of light from that side of the ball represent?
3.As you continue orbiting the ball around your body,what happened to the lighted side of the moon?
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Guide question:
1.At what position of the ball did you not see any lighted side of it? What phase of the moon do you think it is
2.As you rotated your body slowly,which side of the ball started to be lighted? What phase does the tiny silver of light from that side of the ball represent?
3.As you continue orbiting the ball around your body,what happened to the lighted side of the moon?
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1. New moon
As the moon circles the Earth, we can only see a portion of the lit up side. When we can see 100% of the lit up side, this is a full moon. When we can't see any of the lit up side, this is called a dark moon or new moon.
2.In a small group setting, the Earth's counterclockwise revolution, counterclockwise rotation, tilt, day and night cycle, and the Sun's apparent movement across the earth are explored. Students, also, model the phases of the moon in groups of two.
3. As the moon orbits the Earth, we can see a different amount of the moon is lit by the sun from our perspective on Earth. Sometimes the moon is completely lit, and other times it is completely dark.
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