Sun/Stars (Part 1)
Rotation/Revolution
Light Sources/Shadows
Sun/Stars (Part 2)
100

A ball of hot gases that gives off heat and light

Sun

100
What is rotation?

Spinning in place.

100

TRUE or FALSE: Shadows are created by objects blocking light.

TRUE!

100

What does the sun provide the Earth?

Heat and light

200

TRUE or FALSE: The sun is a medium-sized star with medium brightness.

TRUE

200

An imaginary line that goes through the center of the Earth.

Axis

200

When is the sun highest in the sky?

Noon! (12:00PM)

200

What are stars made of?

Hot burning gases

300

Why can’t we see other stars during the day?

It's too bright from the sun's light.

300

TRUE/FALSE The sun moves around Earth and other planets.

FALSE

300

What part of the day is the sun at its lowest?

Morning and Evening itme

300

A group of stars that form a star picture is called?

Constellations

400

What are the three main colors stars come in?

*BONUS QUESTION!

Which color is coldest and which is hottest?

Red: coldest

Yellow: Meidum

Blue/White: hottest

400

If the sun does not move, why does it appear to move from East to West?

Earth's rotation towards and away from the sun's light.

400

Describe the difference between artificial and natural light sources.

Artificial is fake and doesn't happen on its own like a light bulb; natural occurs in nature like sunlight.

400

What determines the color of a star?

Surface temperature 

500

The sun appears to be large and bright from the Earth.  Why?

The sun is the closest star to Earth!

500

How do we have season changes?

The Earth is tilted on its axis, and as we are revolving (traveling) around the sun, different parts of the Earth receive more direct or less direct sunlight, causing changes in temperature and length of day/night.

500

What are the three types of object materials, and what are they like?

*BONUS QUESTION!

Which material creates the best shadows??

Opaque: No light passes through (completely solid) (ex, wooden block) 

Translucent: Some light passes through (ex, stained glass)

Transparent: All light passes through (See-through) (ex, window)

500

Do we see the same constellations throughout the year? Why or why not?

NO! Because the Earth is revolving around the sun, it allows us to see different parts of space during the year, which means we see different constellations depending on the time of year.

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