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[[The Moon]] is a large lump of rock [[Orbit|orbiting]] [[Earth]].
 
[[The Moon]] is a large lump of rock [[Orbit|orbiting]] [[Earth]].
  
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[[The Moon]] is the largest natural [[satellite]] [[orbit]]ing [[Earth]].
 
[[The Moon]] is the largest natural [[satellite]] [[orbit]]ing [[Earth]].
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===Extra Information===
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==Key Stage 4==
 
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===Meaning===
 
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[[The Moon]] is the largest natural [[satellite]] [[orbit]]ing [[Earth]].
 
[[The Moon]] is the largest natural [[satellite]] [[orbit]]ing [[Earth]].
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Latest revision as of 08:42, 7 May 2019

Key Stage 2

Meaning

TheMoon.png

The Moon is a large lump of rock orbiting Earth.


About The Moon

The Moon does not make its own light.
The Moon reflects the light of The Sun.
Only one side of The Moon faces the Earth. The other side faces away from the Earth.
The Moon takes 4 weeks to orbit the Earth once.
A day on The Moon lasts 4 weeks.
Humans first visited The Moon in 1969.

Key Stage 3

Meaning

The Moon is the largest natural satellite orbiting Earth.

About The Moon

The Moon does not make its own light.
The Moon reflects the light of The Sun.
As The Moon orbits the Earth one side of The Moon is always facing the Earth.
As The Moon orbits the Earth the side of The Moon facing The Sun changes. From the Earths point of view The Moon has phases that go from Full Moon to New Moon.
MoonPhases.png

Extra Information

Key Stage 4

Meaning

The Moon is the largest natural satellite orbiting Earth.

About The Moon

The Moon does not make its own light.
The Moon reflects the light of The Sun.
As The Moon orbits the Earth one side of The Moon is always facing the Earth.
As The Moon orbits the Earth the side of The Moon facing The Sun changes. From the Earths point of view The Moon has phases that go from Full Moon to New Moon.

Beyond the Curriculum