Vocabulary Definitions
Why Do We Have Seasons? Earth's Motion
Ms. Cormier Trivia - Bonus Questions
Classroom Rules - Bonus Questions
100

Rotation

A spinning motion

100

Energy from the Sun that reaches Earth's surface (2)

Thermal (heat) and light energy 

100

What sport does Ms. Cormier coach?

Field Hockey

100
Match the song with a Classroom Rule:

"...Ready for It"

Come to class prepared

200

Rotation Axis

The line in which an object rotates

The imaginary line Earth rotates around

200

The pull of gravity depends on... 

The mass of the 2 objects and the distance between them

200

What are Ms. Cormier's favorite NFL teams?

Cincinnati Bengals, Kansas City Chiefs, and the New England Patriots

200

Match the song with a Classroom Rule:

"Don't Stop Believing" 

Never give up (we can do hard things)!

300

Orbit

The path an object follows as it moves around another object

300

Fill in the Blanks:

During the year, _____ parts of Earth receive the Sun's most ______ rays. 

During the year, different parts of Earth receive the Sun's most direct rays. 

300

Who's Ms. Cormier's favorite artist?

Taylor Swift

300

Match the song with a Classroom Rule:

"RESPECT" 

Yourself, teachers, classmates and materials

400

Revolution

The motion of one object around another 
400

Seasons change because...

Earth's motion changes how energy from the sun spreads out over Earth's surface 

400

How many nieces and nephews does Ms. Cormier?

3 nephews and 2 nieces

500

Solstice and Equinox

Solstice: A day when Earth's rotation axis is the most toward or away from the Sun

Equinox: A day when Earth's rotation axis is leaning along Earth's orbit, neither away or toward the Sun

500

Earth's seasons change because...

Because of the tilt of Earth's rotation axis and Earth's motion around the Sun

500

Who is Ms. Cormier's favorite Bruins player:

HINT: He plays defense, and she wore a shirt with their name on Monday. 

Charlie McAvoy

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