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Read and insert the Glossary into your Padlet.Q18

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Read and insert the Glossary into your Padlet.Q18

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Glossary
diameter: a straight line from one side of a circle to the
other, passing through its centre
meteorites: pieces of rock or metal that have fallen
from outer space
tides: daily changes in sea level (the tide comes in and
goes out twice every twenty-four hour

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The moon has inspired many legends.  Research one of these legends.  It could be the story of Rona and the Moon - find a retelling of this story on Youtube and include it in your Padlet.  Retell the myth in your words - what happened? Q17

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The moon has inspired many legends.  Research one of these legends.  It could be the story of Rona and the Moon - find a retelling of this story on Youtube and include it in your Padlet.  Retell the myth in your words - what happened? Q17

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Its about a girl who had a bad temper and yelled at the dad and boys and then she yelled at the moon and then she became the moon

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What common words both come from the word ‘moon’? Q15

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What common words both come from the word ‘moon’? Q15

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The words “month” and
“Monday” both come
from “moon”.

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Read page 8-9. How does the moon effect the tides Q16

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Read page 8-9. How does the moon effect the tides Q16

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As the moon orbits Earth, its gravity pulls the surface of the
oceans towards it. This helps to cause our tides. The sun’s
gravity also pulls on Earth’s oceans. When the moon and the
sun are in a line, their gravity combines and we get large tides
(known as king tides)

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Scientific language: “jet-propelled”, “gravity”, “meteorites”, “astronauts”, “experiments”, “samples”, “rotate”, “axis”, “waxing”, “waning”, “reflecting”, "invisible force”, “tides”, “universe”, “orbits”, “Earth”   These are technical nouns from the text - choose 5 and find their meaning.  If you know some meanings already, then add those too! Q13

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Scientific language: “jet-propelled”, “gravity”, “meteorites”, “astronauts”, “experiments”, “samples”, “rotate”, “axis”, “waxing”, “waning”, “reflecting”, "invisible force”, “tides”, “universe”, “orbits”, “Earth”   These are technical nouns from the text - choose 5 and find their meaning.  If you know some meanings already, then add those too! Q13

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the force that attracts a body toward the center of the earth, or toward any other physical body having mass.

the degree of intensity of gravity, measured by acceleration.

he curved path of a celestial object or spacecraft around a star, planet, or moon, especially a periodic elliptical revolution.

the alternate rising and falling of the sea, usually twice in each lunar day at a particular place, due to the attraction of the moon and sun.

the planet on which we live; the world.

the surface of the world as distinct from the sky or the sea.

(of the moon) have a progressively smaller part of its visible surface illuminated, so that it appears to decrease in size.

(especially of a condition or feeling) decrease in vigor, power, or extent; become weaker.

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Add a diagram to your Padlet showing the phases of the moon - use a Google image search to help. Q12

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Add a diagram to your Padlet showing the phases of the moon - use a Google image search to help. Q12

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Phases of the moon

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Read page 6-7.  Why do we only see one side of the moon?Q11

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Read page 6-7.  Why do we only see one side of the moon?Q11

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We see only one side of the moon. That’s because it takes exactly
the same time to rotate (turn around) on its axis as it does to
travel once around Earth. This means that one side of the moon
is always hidden from us.
It takes the moon almost twenty-eight days to go around Earth.
During this time, it looks to us as if the moon is changing shape.

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The moon is bright because the sun reflects off the moon so when the sun goes down the moon is dark.

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Why will their footprints stay untouched/unchanged on the moon?  Q9

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Why will their footprints stay untouched/unchanged on the moon?  Q9

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Our moon is the second-brightest
object in the sky, after the sun.
It’s bright enough for us to see it in
the daytime. But it doesn’t make its own
light. It only reflects light from the sun.

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When did humans first set foot on the moon?  Who was this person?  Find out some facts about this person.  Search on Youtube and insert a video into your Padlet on this person.  Q8

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When did humans first set foot on the moon?  Who was this person?  Find out some facts about this person.  Search on Youtube and insert a video into your Padlet on this person.  Q8

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Neil Armstrong and he are some cool facts about him he landed on the moon in 1969 july 20th

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Relive Apollo 11's Historic Moon Landing | Mach | NBC News

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Read page 4-5.  How do scientists think the moon was created? Q7

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Read page 4-5.  How do scientists think the moon was created? Q7

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Scientists think that about 4 billion years ago, another planet hit Earth. There was a huge explosion. The other planet was
destroyed, and bits of Earth were blown into space. Some of these pieces came together to form the moon.

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hy is the moon’s gravity weak?  Hint - read under the Gravity heading for the key info…it involves size!  Add your definition of gravity to your Padlet.  Hint - start like this: “Gravity is an invisible force that… Q6

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hy is the moon’s gravity weak?  Hint - read under the Gravity heading for the key info…it involves size!  Add your definition of gravity to your Padlet.  Hint - start like this: “Gravity is an invisible force that… Q6

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Because an invisible force called gravity
pulls it to Earth. Every object in the universe has gravity like big objects.

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Insert three images of the moon into your Padlet.  How many trips to Australia does it take to reach the moon? Q5

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Insert three images of the moon into your Padlet.  How many trips to Australia does it take to reach the moon? Q5

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It takes 200 days to get to the moon from Austrailia

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How far away is the moon?    - What is it’s diameter?  -  What does a diameter measure? Q4

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How far away is the moon?    - What is it’s diameter?  -  What does a diameter measure? Q4

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The moon is 380 000 away from nz and the diamater is 3476 and the diamater is measured through the moon

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I think there is going to be cool facts in this text

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What is your prior knowledge on the moon?  Jot down at least three things on your Padlet. Q2

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What is your prior knowledge on the moon?  Jot down at least three things on your Padlet. Q2

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It is round and people has landed  on it and also it one of the most boiling thing in the galaxy.