Lunar eclipse lesson plan
On December 21, 2010, the day of the Winter Solstice, there was also a total lunar eclipse. This is a rare occurrence, and the last time was 382 years ago. It's not that the eclipse was rare, but that it occurred on the shortest day of the year.
It might make an interesting science unit, using the Lunar Eclipse Lesson Plan. This lesson plan takes 3 weeks plus 45 minutes to pull all the lessons together for a summary. The student will learn the phases of the moon, what a lunar eclipse is, and new vocabulary words. They will use language arts in their writing.
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