Transcript All eight of these orbit around the sun. Planets It`s the third planet

Objects in
Orbit
Sun’s Effects
On Earth
A Tilted
Planet
Goodnight
Moon
Shadows All
Day Long
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Final Jeopardy
All eight of these
orbit around the sun.
Planets
It’s the third
planet from the
sun.
Earth
It’s the names of the
four planets that are
closest to the sun.
Mercury, Venus,
Earth, and Mars
It’s the glowing
ball of extremely
hot gas around
which all planets
orbit.
Sun
It’s the two objects
in our solar system
that are in a tug of
war over ocean
water.
Earth and Moon
These living things
use the sun’s energy
to create food for
themselves through
photosynthesis.
Plants
It’s the two most
valuable forms of
energy that we
receive from the sun
Heat and light
Organisms that
died long ago
store the sun’s
energy in this type
of fuel.
Fossil fuel
The rotation of
Earth on its axis
causes this.
Night and Day
The rotation of
Earth once on its
axis takes this
length of time.
24 hours
It’s the length of time
it takes for the Earth
to make one
revolution around the
sun.
365 days
It’s the reason for
the seasons and the
reason why the
number of daylight
hours changes.
The Earth’s tilt on
its axis
When this part of
Earth is tilted
toward the sun, the
US has summer.
North Pole/
Northern
Hemisphere
When the Northern
Hemisphere has
winter, the Southern
Hemisphere is
experiencing this
season.
Summer
It’s the name of the
imaginary line that
runs through Earth’s
center through the
north and south
poles.
Axis
This is how the moon
gets its light.
Reflects the sun’s light
This much of the moon is
always lit.
Half
It’s the names of the
phases before and after the
third quarter moon.
Waning Gibbous and waning
crescent
It takes the moon about this
many days to complete all of its
phases.
29 ½ days
The tug of war between the
Earth and moon causes this
oceanic phenomenon.
High and low tide
It’s the time of day
when an object’s
shadow is long and is
stretched out toward
the west.
Morning
It’s the time of day
when objects have
short shadows or may
not have a shadow at
all.
Mid-day
It’s the time of day
when shadows are long
and they stretch out
toward the east.
Evening
It’s the
reason why
telescopes
are used.
To observe objects in
space.
It’s what Jupiter,
Saturn, Uranus, and
Neptune are mostly
made of.
Gas
Final Jeopardy
It’s the name of all nine planets in
order of their distance from the sun.
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars,
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus,
Neptune, and Pluto
Daily Double
Daily Double