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This could be used as an assessment at the end of the lesson. The students must draw what each phase of the moon looks like in order. They could also describe it out to the side.

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This could be used as an assessment at the end of the lesson. The students have the opportunity to show what they have learned in a creative way.

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This book could be used as an introduction or conclusion to the lesson. I think it could also be used as an early finisher. It is exactly what it sounds like; it goes through the moon phases.

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This note sheet can provide as a way to introduce terms at the beginning of the lesson.

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This slide provides some of the vocabulary that the students need to know for this lesson. It also gives helpful ways to remember each term.

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This song walks students through the moon phases with a catchy song. It also explains the role the sun plays on the moon's phases.

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This video walks through the various moon phases and why the moon has different phases.

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Phases Of The Moon | Why Does The Moon Change Its Shape? | Space | Dr Binocs Show | Peekaboo Kidz

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This lab allows students to explore moon phases using oreos. The students scrape icing off the cookie to represent the different phases and arrange them on their lab sheet. Once the teacher walks by and checks their work, they can eat their oreos!

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This graphic is really helpful because the students can see what the moon realistically looks like during its various phases.

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This anchor chart could be completed with the class so the students have something to reference throughout the unit.