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SeasonsGuidedNotesorClozeActivity-1

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Earth’s
Created by CurlyQueScience, 2014
Movement
Guided Notes/CLOZE on seasons
These fill in the blank Guided Notes are a great addition to
an interactive notebook. Can also be used as a CLOZE
activity.This simplified version is great for the lower grades
and upper elementary. It reviews key vocabulary words
such as Rotation, Revolution, Orbit, Leap Year.
Created by CurlyQueScience, 2014
Guided Notes on SEASONS
There are ______ seasons that the Earth experiences including ________,
________, _______, and ________. Seasons are caused by the _______
tilt of the Earth on its _______
and where the Earth is in its
________ around the Sun.
When the axis of the Earth has
the _____________________
pointed toward the Sun this is
____________. Temperatures
rise and the amount of sunlight
increases. _______________
is known as the ___________
____________ or the first day
of summer and ____________
is the Winter Solstice or first
days of winter. September 21 and March 21 are known as the __________
________________with equal amounts of __________________________.
Northern and Southern hemispheres experience the seasons in the same
order but at _______________ times. When the Northern Hemisphere
experiences summer the Southern Hemisphere is experience __________.
Summer Fall Winter Spring Summer different day and
night December 21 June 21 Northern Hemisphere Orbit axis
23.5 degree fall and spring equinox four summer solstice
Created by CurlyQueScience, 2014
Guided Notes on SEASONS
There are four seasons that the Earth experiences including summer, fall,
winter and spring. Seasons are caused by the 23.5 degree tilt of the
Earth on its axis and where
the Earth is in its orbit around
the Sun. When the axis of the
Earth has the Northern
Hemisphere pointed toward
the Sun this is summer.
Temperatures rise and the
amount of sunlight increases.
June 21 is known as the
Summer Solstice or the first
day of summer and December
21 is the Winter Solstice or
first days of winter. September
21 and March 21 are known as the fall and spring equinox with equal
amounts of day and night.
Northern and Southern hemispheres experience the seasons in the same
order but at different times. When the Northern Hemisphere experiences
summer the Southern Hemisphere is experience winter.
Summer Fall Winter Spring Summer different day and
night December 21 June 21 Northern Hemisphere Orbit axis
23.5 degree fall and spring equinox four summer solstice
Created by CurlyQueScience, 2014
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