Moon Phases Identification and Drawing

The video tutorial covers the practice of identifying and drawing moon phases. It begins with an introduction to moon phase practice and the importance of alignment. The tutorial explains how to determine moon positioning and movement in a counterclockwise direction. It then guides viewers on identifying moon phases based on position and illumination. A practical exercise is provided for students to apply their knowledge. Finally, the tutorial includes instructions for drawing diagrams of moon phases with different sun positions.

What is the first step in moon phase practice according to the video?

• Draw the sun in the diagram.

• Draw the earth in the diagram.

• Identify the position of the moon.

• Write the name of the moon phase.

Where should you look to find the first position of the moon?

• Opposite the Sun

• Next to the Earth

• Next to the Sun

• Opposite the Earth

In which direction do we move to identify the moon phases?

• Vertically

• Horizontally

• Counterclockwise

• Clockwise

What is the appearance of the moon during the new moon phase?

• Quarter illuminated

• Not illuminated

• Half illuminated

• Fully illuminated

What is the position of the moon when it is half illuminated and waxing?

• New Moon

• Full Moon

• First Quarter

• Last Quarter

What should you do after identifying the position of the moon?

• Draw the sun's rays

• Draw the earth

• Write the moon phase name

• Shade the moon

What is the position of the moon when it is a waning crescent?

• Position 3

• Position 1

• Position 5

• Position 7

Where should the sun be placed when drawing a waxing quarter moon?

• On the left-hand side

• Above the earth

• Below the earth

• On the right-hand side

What is another name for the first quarter moon?

• Full Moon

• Waxing Quarter

• Waxing Crescent

• New Moon

What is the final step after drawing the moon phases?

• Label the diagram

• Color the diagram

• Submit the diagram

• Erase the diagram