We are going to see how our rotation and orbit affect the sky, and how people used to think it was the sky that moved, not us.
Recognise Earth is a planet in the solar system and identify patterns in the changing position of the sun, moon, planets and stars in the sky
Pose questions to explore observed simple patterns and relationships and make predictions based on experiences
Describe how people use science in their daily lives, including using patterns to make scientific predictions
The Earth's Tilt Poster was created by request and explores and graphically depicts the reasons we have seasons. It shows Earth's axis and w...
Coloured poster/ banner of timeline showing the seasons and months in the southern hemisphere. Display poster in class when looking at se...
These space themed WALT, WILF, and TIB posters are perfect for earth and space sciences units.
Poster explains how an axis is an imaginary straight line that runs through the North Pole, earth’s centre and the South Pole. The axis is t...
A poster that visually demonstrates how the seasons occur in the southern hemisphere.
A poster that explains how for part of the year the southern hemisphere is tilted towards the sun, this is when we are in direct sunlight. W...
A poster that explains that for part of the year the southern hemisphere is tilted away from the sun, this is when we are in indirect sunlig...
This poster shows the division of the earth into north and south hemispheres. The poster also shows the earth’s axis of rotation and give...
This Earth and Space Science presentation has been created to support Lesson 3 - The Moving Sky of the Our Moving Sky unit for Year 3. It al...
Students draw a scientific diagram of the earth’s rotation on its axis and how this causes day and night. They include annotations.
Students research the average temperature of their local area for each month, and plot on the line graph. They record the names of the seas...
Students draw a scientific diagram with annotations to show their understanding of how the earth’s rotation on it’s axis, and its orbit arou...
