# data[].attributes.body
Watch the Crash Course video and comment below what facts that we missed!

# data[].attributes.body
Great work creating those insightful post! your next task is to research further on the effects your moon phase has on the sea tides. Add all the information you have collected before the start of next lesson and report back to the class.

# data[].attributes.body
What changes when the Moon orbits the Earth?

# data[].attributes.body
Did you enjoy using the Moon Phase AR?

# data[].attributes.body
What did you find most interesting about this lesson?

# data[].attributes.body
1. Locate the App in the App store by clicking on the search option and entering "Moon Phase AR" and download the App

2. Prior to using the App make sure you have plenty of room around you.

3. Once you have entered the App click on the "Indoor Discovery View"

4. Let the App adjust to your surroundings before you begin

5. Once the App has fulled loaded explore the augmented model of the Moon, Sun and Earth.

6. The speed of the moons orbit is adjustable so accelerate it so it gets to your moon phase faster and once you have arrived to your moon phase reduce the speed to the lowest setting. It will give you the perfect amount of time to take the ideal photo.

7. Using the screen capture option, take a picture of your moon phase and air drop it to your team.

# data[].attributes.body
Hello Publisher, your role is to collect all the data the Astronaut and the Researcher has gathered and create a post about the moon phase. Your post should be engaging and include all the information you have gather. Assist the Astronaut and Researcher in the early stages if they need help. This is how I would like you to set up all the information you have been given.

1. Title-Designated Moon Phase
2. Picture that the Astronaut has taken
3. Answers the Researcher has provided

# data[].attributes.body
Greetings future Astronomers! NASA needs your urgent help to create an insightful presentation about the Moon phases. The job is too big for just one person, The teacher has completed the first presentation for you already,  so split into 7 teams. Each team will Hypothesize, investigate and create a post about each different moon phase. You have 20 minutes to create it so team work is key!

Each team will be made of 3 professions;
the Astronaut
the Researcher
the Publisher

Each Profession has a different task, read and follow the instructions carefully.

# data[].attributes.body
The New Moon is the first phase of the cycle. It occurs when the Moon is positioned directly between the Sun and the Earth.

The Moon has no illumination at all  because it has blocked all the sunlight that would normally hit the earth. The illuminated side is facing away from us.

The greatest difference between high and low tide, also known as spring tides, takes place during this Moon Phase.

The New Moon represents the start of a new Lunar cycle, it symbolises new beginnings.

When the Moon, Sun, and Earth line up, an Eclipse occurs.

# data[].attributes.body
Greetings Researcher, NASA has provided you a few questions for you to research and answer. Always make sure all sources that you use are creditable, avoid sites like Wikipedia and forums. Also make sure you reference all your sources.

Questions
1. Describe where the Moon is located between the sun and the earth.
2. What percentage of the Moon is illuminated?
3. What effect does this Moon phase do to the tides?
4. Provide 2 Interesting facts about the Moon.

# data[].attributes.body
Hello Astronaut, your duty is to capture the moon phase and report back to the Publisher. Luckily we don't have to wait till the moon phase to change, we have a special App that can simulate it.

Here are your instructions

1. Download the Moon Phase AR on your iPad with the link provided below.

2. Once you have set up the App, shift around till you see your designated moon phase. The App has already labeled the moon phase, you just have to wait till the sun shines onto it to get the best photo.

3.  Air drop your screen capture to the publisher so they can add it to the presentation.

# data[].attributes.body
Click the link below and enter all the single words you can think of when you hear the word "Moon"

Click Me