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New moon you can't see the moon
First quarter moon you can see half of moon
Full moon  you can see all of the moon
Third quarter you can see half of the moon

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The sun is turning toward the moon phases so when it gets to the new moon the sun is facing the back of the moon and the front of the moon is black towards us. The reason why is because the sun shines on the back side of the moon and the front of the moon is black that's why the moons are like that🌘

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The way the the sunlight hits the moon it causes phases. The sun causes a shadow which is the dark side of the moon

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The moon rotates around the earth and the shadow hits the earth

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The first quarter is when the moon only shows a quarter of the moon. The second quarter is when you can see only half of it. The third quarter is when you can only see tha last 25% of it. The last quarter is when you can not see any part of it.

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You can't see the moon on a new moon
In the first quarter you can see half
When it's a full moon you can see the whole thing
And a third quarter you can only see half

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The new moon- you can see none of the moon light
The first quarter- you can see half of the moon light
The full moon you can see all of the moon light
The third quarter you can only see half of the moons lighted side.

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The phases occur because of the relative positions of the moon, Earth, and the sun.

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New moon; can see half of sunlight
First quater; can see half of the sunlight
Full moon; can't see any light
Third quater; can see half of the moon's light

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New Moon: we can't see any light from the moon.
First Quarter: we can see half of the moon's light.
Full Moon: we can see all of the moon's light.
Third Quarter: we can only see half of the moon's light.

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New moon- the sunlit side faces away from earth
First quarter- you can see half of the sunlit side of the moon
Full moon- the entire sunlit side faces earth
Third quarter- you can see half the moons lighted side

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These phases occur because the sunlight is hitting the moon direct on which makes the moon bounce sunlight onto us in the night time.

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The shadow the sun casts onto the moon from earth creates the phases

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1. Use the notepad app on you iPad to sketch the position of the moon relative to Earth and the sun at the time of new moon, a first-quarter moon, full moon and third-quarter moon.
2. Type a brief explanation for how these phases occur.
3. Screen shot your drawing and explanation and attach them to your Padlet as a photo.