Direction: Read the following precautionary measures should be

done before the typhoon, during the typhoon and if after the
typhoon. Place your answer on the right column.

If travel is announced to be
dangerous, do no travel.

Before
Direction: Read the following precautionary measures should be done before the typhoon,
during the typhoon and if after the typhoon. Place your answer on the right column.

Avoid crossing rivers where the

wind is strong.
During
Direction: Read the following precautionary measures should be done before the typhoon,
during the typhoon and if after the typhoon. Place your answer on the right column.

Help check your house for damage.

Help your parents conduct repairs
immediately.
After
Direction: Read the following precautionary measures should be done before the typhoon,
during the typhoon and if after the typhoon. Place your answer on the right column.

Prepare a typhoon emergency

survival kit.

Before
Direction: Read the following precautionary measures should be done before the typhoon,
during the typhoon and if after the typhoon. Place your answer on the right column.

If the “eye” of the typhoon is

passing, stay indoors.

During
Questions:
1. Why does the moon change each
appearance from time to time?
2. Does the moon change its shape
when you look up into the sky?
Questions:
3. Why do you think it happens? Does
the moon change its shape
when you look up into the sky?
4. What are the 8 phases of the
moon?
 Questions:
5. How many days for a moon to take
change from one phase to another?
(It takes 2-3 days for the moon to change
to another phase.)
Let’s go beyond
The moon is the only satellite that
Earth has. A satellite is an object that
revolves around a larger object. The
moon does not produce its own light.
It only reflects the light coming from
the sun. Since the moon is revolving
around the Earth the amount of light
if reflects from the sun varies as it
changes its position.
 Let’s go beyond
When you look into the night sky, you will have
noticed the Moon appears to vary in shape
each night. Some nights the moon may see like
a narrow crescent, other nights, it may look
like a bright circle, and some nights may not be
able to see the moon at all. The different
appearances of the Moon in a month is
because of the Moon Phases.
Why does this happen? The shape of the moon
isn’t changing throughout the month. but how
the Moon appears from Earth does change.
 Let’s go beyond
The Moon does not produce its own
light. Rather it reflects light coming
from the sun. The part of the Moon
that faces the Sun will be illuminated
as it orbits around the Earth. The
different shapes of the lit portion of
the Moon that can be seen from Earth
are known as phases of the Moon.
Each phase repeats itself every 29.5
days.
 Let’s go beyond
New Moon
When the moon is between
the Sun and Earth, the
illuminated side of the moon
faces away from us. It is called
new moon. The new moon is
not visible in the night sky.
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First Quarter Moon
As the moon continue its orbital
journey, the sun’s reflection keeps on
increasing in the moons surface and
in about a week when the sun is in a
90-degree position. We could see its
half-lit portion. This phases is called
first quarter
 Let’s go beyond
As the moon continue to orbit
to the Earth, as little ahead in
the waxing phase. After 2-3 days
some light from the sun start to
fall on some on its parts which
makes the moon appears in a
crescent shape in the phase
called the waxing crescent.
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Waxing Gibbous Moon
In about 2-3 days after the
first quarter, the moon is
more than half full and still
increasing its illuminated
surface in the phase is called
waxing gibbous
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As now comes the waning
stage where the moon starts its
return journey from full moon
to the invisible new moon.
As the light begin to decrease
on its surface and it enters in
the waning gibbous phase
 Let’s go beyond
After it occurs, the
last quarter phase
during which the
moon once again half
illuminated.
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This followed by the
waning crescent phase
in which the moon
shrinks back to a
crescent that’s less
than a half full.
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Finally, the moon
finishes its journey in
about 29.5 days and
comes back between
the earth and the sun
in its new moon phase.
 Its Trivia Time
Neil Armstrong and Edwin "Buzz"
Aldrin were the first of 12 human
beings to walk on the Moon.
Four of America's moonwalkers
are still alive: Aldrin (Apollo 11),
David Scott (Apollo 15), Charles
Duke (Apollo 16), and Harrison
Schmitt (Apollo 17).
Its Trivia Time
• Earth's Moon is the fifth largest of the
200+ moons orbiting planets in our solar
system.
• It's now understood that English
astronomer Thomas Harriot, (1560-1621)
made the first recorded observations of the
Moon through a telescope, a month before
Galileo in July of 1609.
• Several men laid claim to inventing the
telescope, but the credit usually goes to
Hans Lippershey, a Dutch lensmaker, in 1608.
Sums up!
1. The image of the moon does not look the same the
whole month. Sometimes it is a full circle, sometimes
you only half of it, and sometimes appears as crescent.
Why do you think this happens?
2. When we see a new moon and a full moon? Describe
the position of the moon, sun, and earth.
3. Differentiate waxing phase and waning phase.
3. Enumerate 8 phases of the moon?
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