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No gum, candy or chewing please!  4/3/17 Agenda: Bell work Pre-Test Reflect Space Science Ch 1.1 Materials: -Pencil -Notebook -Space Science Book (pg 9) DO: Today we will assess our current knowledge of astronomy DQ: What is the closest star to Earth?

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4 In addition to a 3, I can teach another student about how/why the position of the sun and moon in combination with Earth’s rotation and revolution causes the seasons, day and night, phases of the moons, eclipses and constellations. In addition, I am able to explain how the life cycle of a star influences Earth, our galaxy and the universe. 3 I can explain how/why the position of the sun and moon in combination with Earth’s rotation and revolution causes the seasons, day and night, phases of the moons, eclipses and constellations. In addition, I am able to explain how the life cycle of a star influences Earth, our galaxy and the universe. 2 I can somewhat explain how/why the position of the sun and moon in combination with Earth’s rotation and revolution causes the seasons, day and night, phases of the moons, eclipses and constellations. In addition, I can somewhat explain how the life cycle of a star influences Earth, our galaxy and the universe. 1 I can not explain how/why the position of the sun and moon in combination with Earth’s rotation and revolution causes the seasons, day and night, phases of the moons, eclipses and constellations. In addition, I can somewhat explain how the life cycle of a star influences Earth, our galaxy and the universe.

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