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Title: Is the Earth Really Round?
Description: Everyone "knows" that the Earth is round, but can we prove it? We don’t really need a satellite photo of Earth to determine that the world is round. This activity includes two demonstrations that prove the Earth is round. One involves shining lamps on flat and round objects and the other requires students to use models of the Earth, Sun, and Moon to observe the shape of the Earth’s shadow upon the Moon. Students can also observe a computer simulation of the Earth’s seasons as well as live video of a lunar eclipse. 
Key Words: earth science, equinox, solstice, seasons, lunar eclipse, equator, columbus 
Grade Level: 6th, 7th, 8th 
Subject: Science, Social Studies/History, English, Technology 
View File: Is the Earth Really Round Lab - revised.doc 

Teacher's Request: Hands on activity for teaching the Earth's seasons and proving that the Earth is round.
      
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