Celestial Bodies
_________ are balls of dust and ice that orbit the sun.
Comets
Revolution: The Earth spins or rotates on its own axis.
TRUE or FALSE
False
The moon has its own light.
True or False.
False
The Earth is made up of.... How many spheres?
Four
Name the three types of rocks that we have learnt.
Igneous, Sedimentary and Metamorphic
_________are enormous sphares of gas. they produce a great deal of energy in the form of light and heat.
Stars
The Earth spins or rotates on its own axis. This movement is called __________.
Rotation
What two movements does the Moon make?
Rotation and revolution.
What three layers has the geosphere?
Crust, Mantle and Core
These rocks are formed when the lava of volcanoes cools very quickly.
Igneous rocks
_________ are objects that orbit the sun. The Moon is an example.
Satellites
The Earth is located in the _______________, within the Milky Way.
Solar System
How long does it take the Moon the movements?
28 days
This sphere is all the Earth's water.
Hydroshpere
Clay is a _______ rock
Sedimentary
_________ are large, spherical celestial bodies.
Planets
The Earth is the _______ planet from the sun.
Third
Tides
Materials froma the rocks and soil are removed by two agents, water and wind. This process is called _______
Erosion
Granite is a _________ rock.
Igneous
_________ are large rocks thar orbit the sun.
Which is the name of the natural satellite of the Earth?
Moon
I love the teacher Manu to the Moon and back.
True or False
True
Materials settle when the water or wind stops. These materials are called __________
Sediments
Name the five properties of the minerals
Colour, density, shape, lustre and hardness.