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Video Intro to REGENTS 1st Time Module 3 Earth's Motions

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Video Intro to REGENTS 1st Time Module 3 Earth's Motions

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Mrs. Archambeault will introduce the rotation and revolution of the Earth and the causes and effect of both of those motions such as seasons, shadows, angle of Sun and direction of sunrise & sunset. ***Note: If Video doesn't play at triangle play button, click download button or open in new window button down below.

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Regent's 1st Time ES Module 2 Earth's Motions Vocab with Quizlet

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Regent's 1st Time ES Module 2 Earth's Motions Vocab with Quizlet

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Define all the vocab list below in your notebook and then click on the Quizlet below that and match them all for 2 rounds.
Vocab:
Rotation, Revolution, Cause of Seasonal Changes, Solar Insolation, Direct Rays (of Sun), Duration (of Sunlight), Equinox (Spring/Fall), Solstice (Summer/Winter), Zenith, Coriolis Effect, Foucault Pendulum, Rotational Axis (23.5 tilt), Angle of Incidence, Sun's Apparent Path, Gravitational Attraction (of planets & stars), Apparent Motion, Variation of Daylight Hours.

This Quizlet has more of a relationship, causes, and evidence for Earth's motions & seasons so it's good for more complex regent's questions.

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1. Describe the Coriolis Effect and the cannonball test and how does it prove that the Earth rotates.
2. Describe thoroughly in detail how a Foucault pendulum works and how it further solidified the evidence of the Coriolis Effect and the fact that the Earth rotates.

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How We Proved Earth Rotates Using a Giant Swinging Ball

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Mechanism of Seasons Video Goes with Seasons Chart to be filled out.

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Mechanism of Seasons Video Goes with Seasons Chart to be filled out.

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The tilt of Earth as it orbits/revolves around the seasons causes different seasons and different hours of daylight at different latitudes such as equator, north/south pole, our mid-latitude, and tropic of Cancer/Capricorn. You have to understand, LABEL, and memorize all the facts, hours, sunrise/sunset, and direct rays for all seasons at all these places. Between this video and Mechanism of Seasons video, fill and draw out the seasons chart on a separate Padlet wall.

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Video for Causes of Seasons Tilt Summary

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Video for Causes of Seasons Tilt Summary

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The tilt of Earth as it orbits/revolves around the seasons causes different seasons and different hours of daylight at different latitudes such as equator, north/south pole, our mid-latitude, and tropic of Cancer/Capricorn. You have to understand, LABEL, and memorize all the facts, hours, sunrise/sunset, and direct rays for all seasons at all these places. Between this video and Mechanism of Seasons video, fill and draw out the seasons chart on a separate Padlet wall.

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Video for Angle of Incidence of Sun & Seasons

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Video for Angle of Incidence of Sun & Seasons

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Watch the video 2 times answering the following questions in your notebook:
1. When the angle is incidence is small in an area-is it summer or winter?
2. Large angle?
3. When the Sun is higher in the sky-is it summer or winter?
4. Lower in the sky?
5. Describe how angle of incidence of the Sun and the Earth's tilt causes us to have seasonal variations (changes) in seasons?
6. Summarize what seasons have more or less concentrations of sunlight, hours of sunlight and smaller or larger angle of incidence?

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Diagram Notes & Diagrams on Earth's Motions

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Diagram Notes & Diagrams on Earth's Motions

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Thoroughly read, analyze, redraw most diagrams, and thoroughly describe each diagram you drew on the more complex Regent's Earth Motions notes on Rotation, Revolution & Tilt, Causes of Seasons and Variation of Insolation, Shadow Length, Variation of Daylight. It's a lot to describe, draw, and understand. It's comprehensive and abstract so the more you draw out and describe, the better you will understand the material and the unit exam.