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1. Winter

2. Spring

3. Summer

4. Fall (Autumn)

5. Season

6. Weather

7. Temperature

8. Snow

9. Rain

10. Sun

11. Sunrise

12. Sunset

13. Moon

14. Daylight

15. Equator

16. Solstice

17. Equinox

18. Orbit

19. Axial Tilt

20. Hemisphere

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Añade tus observaciones sobre la luz del día durante todo el año:

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Añade tus observaciones sobre la luz del día durante todo el año:

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Incluir:

Hora de salida/puesta del sol

Horas de luz totales

Cualquier observación sobre las condiciones de luz (clima, nubes)

Fotos o dibujos de sus observaciones diurnas (opcional)

¡Qué estabas haciendo!

¡Recuerde anotar la fecha de su observación!

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march 26th sunrise!

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I was going for a walk with my family after a family dinner with my grandma!

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When the sun comes up in the morning. 🌅

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When the sun goes down in the evening.

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This is the picture of tonights sunset March 2nd

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Experience the beauty of a summer sunset casting a warm orange glow over houses and trees in a peaceful neighborhood. Capture the serene moment with your camera.

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The coldest season of the year.

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A time of the year with different weather. There are 4 of them! Spring, summer, winter, and Fall

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The season when leaves change color and fall.

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The hottest season of the year.

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The season when plants grow and flowers bloom.

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What the air feels like outside(hot, cold, rainy,etc)

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Soft, white ice that falls from the sky in winter

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A day when the sun shines equally on both halves of Earth. Happens twice a year in the spring and fall.

The fall equinox is around September 22nd!

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Artifact: class weather chart

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A round shape in the sky at night that shines bright.

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This is the sunset I saw yesterday, it was at 8pm

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I was looking out the window after getting ready for bed!

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Water that falls from clouds

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How hot or cold it is.

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The longest or shortest day of the year.

In the winter solstice Decemeber 21-22 it's shortest day of the year!

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A big, bright star that gives us light and heat!

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The light we see when the sun is out!

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1. The middle of the Earth, where it is always warm.

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The seasons and the tilt!

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The earth is on a tilt! This is why we have seasons, earth leans a little to one side causing one side to have more daylight!

More daylight=more warmth!

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The longest or shortest day of the year.

In the summer solstice June 22nd- it's longest day of the year!

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A day when the sun shines equally on both halves of Earth. Happens twice a year in the spring and fall.

The spring equinox is around March 20th.

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The path earth takes around the sun. It takes 1 year(365 days) for one full orbit to occur!

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Half of the Earth! There are two Northern or Southern. The northern experiences the opposite seasonal effects of the south! (when we have snow in the winter, the southern hemisphere has a heat!)

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Artifact: Globe in the classroom that shows the equator

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1-ESS1-2 Make observations at different times of year to relate the amount of daylight to the time of year. 

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1-ESS1-2 Make observations at different times of year to relate the amount of daylight to the time of year. 

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We will do this by recording our observations and notice the differences between daylight hours and times of the year!

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 SEP: Planning and Carrying out Investigations. 

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 SEP: Planning and Carrying out Investigations. 

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Using your take home kit will investigate the time the sun truly sets and rises!

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 DCI : ESS1.B Earth and the Solar system

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 DCI : ESS1.B Earth and the Solar system

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The way the earth is tilted is what creates the daylight variations!

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Students will notice patterns in the time of day the sunsets and rises and the time of year it is.

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Add your observations about daylight throughout the year:

1. Include:

Time of sunrise/sunset

Total daylight hours

Any observations about light conditions (Weather, clouds)

Photos or drawings of your daylight observations (optional)

What you were doing!

Remember to note the date of your observation!

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Starts: June 20 or 21 (Summer Solstice)

Ends: September 22 or 23 (Fall Equinox)

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Starts: March 19 or 20 (Spring Equinox)

Ends: June 20 or 21 (Summer Solstice)

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Starts: December 21 or 22 (Winter Solstice)

Ends: March 19 or 20 (Spring Equinox)

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Starts: September 22 or 23 (Fall Equinox)

Ends: December 21 or 22 (Winter Solstice)