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TEKS 8.7

MOON PHASES AND SEASONS

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Spring vs Neap Tides

Summer vs Winter

Waxing vs Waning

Crescent vs Gibbous

New Moon vs Full Moon

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Crescent vs Gibbous

In the text box below compare and contrast the cresent and gibbous moons.

Crescent The small portion of the Moon visible in the sky before or after the new moon day.

Gibbous Having the observable illuminated part greater than a semicircle and less than a circle.

Waxing vs Waning

In the text box below compare and contrast the waxing and waning moons.

Waxing is geting biger and brigter the ligth is from rigth side.

Waning is geting smaller and darker the ligth is from the left side.

New Moon Vs Full Moon

In the text box below compare and contrast the new and full moons.

New moon can not be seen from earth Luminosity oi 0%

Full moon can be seen on earth is far from the sun Luminosity is 100%

Spring vs Neap Tides

In the text box below compare and contrast the spring and neap tides.

Neap Tides A neap tide—seven days after a spring tide—refers to a period of moderate tides when the sun and moon are at right angles to each other.

Spring Tide of maximal range, during the time of new and full moon when the Sun and Moon are in aligned with the Earth.

Summer vs Winter

In the text box below compare and contrast summer and winter.

Summer The tilt is toward the sun warm long days short nights is six mounths after winter.

Winter The tilt is away from the sun is cool short days and long nights six mouths after summer.