Math Lesson: Graphing Daylight Patterns
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Created by Teacher(s): Jess Napolitano, Sustainable Jersey for Schools|Published on: October 1, 2024
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In this lesson, students make predictions about, read, graph, and monitor patterns in the sky.
Inquire: Students model the movements of the Sun and Earth with a partner.
Investigate: Students listen to read aloud of The Reasons for Seasons by Gail Gibbons and analyze data showing daylight hours across different seasons.
Inspire: Students create a sundial to monitor the Sun’s movement.
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