5th Grade Science - 5-ESS1-2 - Patterns Of Daily Changes
6 Questions
Jamie loves stargazing and notices that he can see the constellation Orion in the winter sky, but not during the summer.
PART A: A student places a stick upright in the ground and records the length and direction of its shadow every hour. The data is shown in the chart below:
PART B: A student places a stick upright in the ground and records the length and direction of its shadow every hour. The data is shown in the chart below:
PART C: A student places a stick upright in the ground and records the length and direction of its shadow every hour. The data is shown in the chart below:
PART A: A student is using a star chart to study the night sky. The chart shows the direction of several constellations.
PART B: The star chart shows what the night sky looks like from one location on Earth during this time of year.
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