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Ask questions.
What I learned:

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is it like a trampoline
why is there gravity on earth
why cant we float away
why isn't there gravity in space
why is there phases
why do they have names
what is a tide
why is the moon a sphere
why does the moon rotate
why is there a lot of phases
i learned about how the lunar eclipse is made
why the moon rotates
why there high tide and low tide
the sun is a star
why there is gravity
the moon is grey

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How is there stars during the day? How are moon craters different from Earth craters? Why do we weigh much lighter on the moon than Earth? Why does the moon sometimes show during the day? Why do they call it "waxing"? What is a "lunar eclipse"? Why does the moon not have an atmosphere?
What I learned: The Sun is a star. Lunar eclipses sometimes happen when there is a full moon. Solar eclipses happen when there is a new moon. They call it waxing because parts of the moon disappear just like when you wax someone.

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how many craters does the moon have?why does the moon have way more craters than earth?  Do sea animals wash up on the shore when there is a high tide?

what i learned,
i learned what a lunar eclipse is and what a solar eclipse is.
and i learned what the moons phases are called waxing i also learned the comparison between the high tide and the low tide.

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i learned how a lunar and a solar eclips is made i love it

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why is the moon round? if people were on the moon when it is day they would be dead? how does the earth  have a pull on the moon? why is it called waxing? i learned what waxing is.

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why is the moon big

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is the moon made of cheese??? no
why is it compared to sports??? idk
why are kids teaching this??? because they want to share knolage
what extreme temp??? the temp on the moon
how do people know that 4 moons fit in earth??? idk
why isn't outer space affected by gravity??? idk
isn't the sun a star??? yes
how do they measure the earth, and moon???idk
how are they able to understand this??? they learned it
why is there a dark side to the moon??? the sun isn't close enough
why do they know this???idk
how do they know this???idk
are star's affected by gravity???idk
is there water on the moon???possibley
i learned: that the moon is still a mystery to humans, that people know how many phases there are

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why is it so big
how
why is it dark gray
why does it get so hot
why does i get cold at night
why does it hit the surface
why does it take a long time
why does it take a month to see a phaces
why does it get smaller
why you cant see the moon
why does it rotate

Why I learned is that
The moon has so many things so different.
And take forever to get to the moon

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what is moon cheese?
is the moon made of rook?
could you get hit if your on the moon what a crater hapends?
how dose that happen?
we don't feal the earth move so why can we not feal it?
why cant we see all of the moon?
why cant we see the moon during the day?
why cant we see the plaints?whats a blod moon?
why are hi thides and low tides 6 hours apart?
what are landformes?

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why is it called the lowlands and the highlands?
how were the craters made and why did it hit the moon?
why is our planet closet to the moon?
why is it called waxing?
why is it called waning?
how long does it take for the moon to be the half moon?
how long does it take for the moon to be the full moon?
why is it called tide?
why is it called low tide?
why is it called high tide?
why is it called the landform?
who was the first man on the moon what was him name what did he look like?
what i learned was: that the moon takes a long time for it to be full moon and half moon, i also learned that some craters hit the moon, also the tides.vgtrfgv

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how does the telescope help you see the moon, why is the sun so far from the sun, why are there so many phases, why does it take so long for the moon to get all the way around the earth, why is the moon much smaller then the earth,
What I learned: I learned that the moon pules the water, high tides, low tides, there is a little gravity on the moon, there are a lot of phases, the moon rotates, the moon is kind of a giant trampoline.

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i learned that to not ask silly questions.

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Isnt the  sun a star too? yes
Why are people interested in the night sky so much? the sky was interesting to them because it was mysterious
How did they measure the size of the moon to compare it to the sun ?
Why did no one else look at the moon with a telescope, beacause they like it so much?
Why did only Men go to the moon first, and not a lady?
How did they keep the air contained?
What is the average tempurture for the moon?
What type of things hit the moon , and earth?
Why does it get so hot that the crater will burn?
Does the craters burn in to dust?
How did the water get in the space to make ice into craters?
How many craters are on the moon?
Why doesnt the moon have gravity?
Why do they have a greater pull on each other if they are closer?
How do they know that the gravity is one 6 of what earths is ?
Why doesnt the moon stay in place like the sun?
Why doesnt the astronauts make a faster rocket ship to make it easier to get to the moon?
Is the axis pretty much like a line dividing something in half?
How does the sun light get all the way to the moon?
why do we see the sun lit side of the moon?
why do  you call it waxing?
whydo you name the phases?
why do you call it a full moon?
how is the easiest to tell what the phase is on the moon? by looking at and using good judgement making the moon into a fraction
what controlls the water to move? the moon
why does the moon control not and not the sun?
what is the main difference between a low and high  tide? one is high one is low
what are the land forms?
how did they measure to know the difference in between the moon and the earth?
what i learned was: the phases of the moon, the gravity comparisin to the eatrh and the moon, what low tide and high tide meant, and what controlls the tide. I also learned that the low tide and high tide have a 6 hour time difference.

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how meany craters are their???
what is gravity?  gravity is the pressure on earth.
is the moon still seen during the day?yes

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who thought of the cow jumped over the moon???                                         the moon rotates around the earth?????                                                          who thought of green cheese???????

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if meters are suposet to burn up how did the meter make the crater? is there water on the moon? are there animals on the moon?
what i learned: that tides are caused by the moons gravity . i learned waxing and waning.

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is the sun a stars
what is graviry
earth has craters
why do the moon have holes
why dids the moon changes
what does it mean waxing
how does the moon do that
I learned how grevity  works
tide caused the water to hit the rife

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Why do they waning?
Why do they say waxing?
Why did they say tides, like water?
Why is the moon the color it is?

What I learned:
That a tide is caused by the pull of gravity.
The phases of the moon.
That when the moon "gets bigger" its called waxing and when it "gets smaller" its called waning.
That the moon is the color grey

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stars and the moon. is the moon made out of cheese?why are they saying riddles. how big is earth. maria?? you can see the stars during the day. how big is the sun. what is the coldest place on earth. how does it get so hot. how big is the moon. what ice comets. why does gravity hold us down. i weigh 70. so i would weigh 20. how fast do we rotate. 3 days. that's a lot of days. different shapes. what about the dark side. the moon gets bigger. why do they have names. why cant you see it. why are the kids teaching. what does water have to do with the moon. how do they know it's 1/4 the size of earth. i learned that there are different phases of the moon. that 4 moons can fit in earth. that tides are affected by the moon. the moon looks like its getting bigger. you can see the stars during the day. comets are made out of ice. the moon is 1/4 the size of earth. waning means getting smaller and waxing means getting bigger. the moon is also called maria. that astoroids heat up when it hits earths atmosphere.

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why does the moon come out at nigh?Why does the moon have no air?how do rocks get on the moon?why is the moon four times smaller  than the earth?why in there no gravity on the moon?how does the moon  spin around the earth?why does the moon have phases?why is the moon so bright?why do they have names?what is the tide?why is there high tides and low tides?why is the moon sphere?why does the moon rotate?
what i learned:i learned that the moon changes over time. Also i learned how the lunar eclipse happens.Also i learned that the moon connects to the tide and makes a low tide and a high tide. Last i learned how the solar eclipse happens.

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Why does the moon orbit around the earth?
Why is the moon closer to earth than the sun?
Why is the moon grey?
Why is there so many craters in the moon?
Why does the moon come out during night and not day?
What are phases?
Why does the moon have no air?
How long does the orbit of the moon take?
Why does the lighter side get smaller?
How many phases are there to the moon?
Why do they call it waxing?
Why do they call it waning?
What are tides?
Why are high tides and low tides 6 hours apart?
Why is the water pulled by the moon?
Why are they talking about tides?
Why does the moon have phases?
What I learned:The moon has quite a few phases. The moons gravity pulls oceans and water which creates tides out of the water. The moon has craters because items in space hit the moon and made dents in the moon called craters. We only get to see the fully lit moon every so often because it is rotating around the earth which causes it to change phases and what we see is a different moon everyday. There is high tides from the moons gravity pulling hard on the water.There is low tides when the moons gravity pulls gently on the water.The moon phases take 29 days to fully do the process. The moon has a lot of interesting facts about it. The moons color is grey.The moon has no gravity so people that go to space kind of just jump higher than they could on earth. The people that went to space could have died if they didn't have helmets or suits on to go to space. The sun gets lighter and darker as the days go by. That people think the moon is cheese.

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why is he looking at the moon
why is the moon grey
why does the moon have a flat surface
how far away is the moon
why do they have to where suits
why do objects from space crash into the moon
is the moon a star
why does the moon come out at night
why does the moon have no air
why does the size of the object matter
is the moon a planet
why is there there gravity on earth
why does it take so long to get to the sun
why does the moon rotate
does the the moon show in the day
why is the moon shaped like that
why does the moon wax
why are there soler eclipse
why does the moon have no air
why is the moon a sphere
why are there phases of the moon
why are there such things as tides

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they had telescopes back then?                                                                      why are craters on the moon?                                                                          how dose ice and dust collect?
why dose it weigh less?
why dose it tack a month for the moon to move?
why dose the moon change shape?
why is the light side of the moon facing away?
what does waxen mean?
why does the moon change shapes?
why dose the eclipse happen?
why do they have high tides?
why do the boldges stay on the same side?
what are land forms?
what I learned: was that the moon is a big part of history since Apollo 13 happened on the moon and the moon has a lot of holes since the asteroids have crashed on the moon that's why the moon has a bunch of holes. I also learned

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why is the moon rough
why is there craters on the moon
why does the moon rotate around the earth

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is ther a ecqater no it must not it has no conthrll o the temp
is the moon as fast as o ur planit:the erth is faster
can the moon brack

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Would the moon fly into the earth?
So the moon rotates around the sun.
when does a full moon happen?
How does the sun change?
would a eclipse happen every 29 days?
Why would it get smaller?
If you were in outer space, would you see half moons?
would it be a 2 quarter moon?
What does tides mean?
how does the moon effect the tides?
the moon fallows the water???
does the moon melt because it has no control over the heat?

what I learned:
the moon is a foot shorter than the earth.
the moon is always full in outer space.
The moon has many different phases.
Asteroids crash into the moon and make equators.
The moon has no control over the heat or temperature.

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why does the moon change?
how does the moon wax?
Why is the moon white?
Why is the moon so bright?
Why is there no air on the moon?
How did the moon become the moon?
Why is the moon a sphere?
Why is the moon rough?
What i learned that the moon has different fazes and changes over time.
i also learned that the moon can connect to the ocean and makes a high tide.
also how the lunar and solar eclipse happens.

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what i learned today was that the gravity keep us on the ground so we dont float away into why dose the moon have differint phases
dose the moon go fast around the earth ?
why does space havento be so dark for planets
how does the moon main and  wax
how many phases does the moon have

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i learned how and why the moon rotates
what waxing is
why the moon is always hot
why there is gravity
who the first people to walk on the moon are
what gravity is
what maining is
all the phases of the moon