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This
activity
will
help
clarify
to
students
that
the
seasons
are
created
by
changes
in
the
tilt
of
the
earth
as
it
revolves
around
the
sun,
not
by
changes
in
the
earth's
distance
from
the
sun.
Using
a
light
and
a
globe
or
ball,
they
will
walk
around
the
light
to
simulate
the
earth's
orbit
around
the
sun,
making
sure
to
keep
the
'earth'
tilted
toward
a
specific
wall
of
the
classroom.
They
will
observe
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In this activity, students examine graphs of solar radiation for various times of the year to see how the length of the day changes throughout the year. It can be used as a follow-up activity to the preceeding activity, 'The Seasons'. After examining the 12 graphs, which are presented in random order, they are asked which one represents which month of the year, and to explain their rationale.
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National Science Education Standards (NSES): Read
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