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Grade 3 Planetary Motion

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The spinning of an object around its axis is called            rotation           .
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The              Moon               is much closer to Earth than the Sun.
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During a solar              eclipse               the Moon blocks light from the Sun.
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The Moon's              shadow               falls on Earth during a solar eclipse.
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Even through the Sun is much larger than the Moon, from              Earth               they appear to be the same size.
Grade 3 Planetary Motion
Explain why the Sun seems to move across the sky.
Grade 3 Planetary Motion
        Orbit         when plants revolve in a nearly circular path
Grade 3 Planetary Motion
Explain why when it is day in North America, it is night in China.
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         Rotate          to turn
Grade 3 Planetary Motion
Where does the Sun go in the night?
Grade 3 Planetary Motion
Using words or a diagram (picture), explain the difference between rotate and revolve.
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