moon

During a game of hide-and-seek, Moon hides behind a cloud, leaving his friend Bear very worried.

Presents ten experiments on such topics as the sun's heat, sunlight's colors, the moon's phases, and eclipses, and includes discussions of the concepts explored.

A young boy looks at a plane in the sky and imagines flying one all the way to the moon.

As a farm family celebrates the moon's cycles, they describe how the moon changes throughout the seasons.

Illustrations portray a father and his child going fishing against a background of Stevenson's poem about nightly happenings in the light of the moon.

A simple introduction to earth's single moon.

The authors share their experiences teaching an integrated unit of writing, art, and inquiry based on observation of the moon; describing how the study arose, providing fifty-six art and writing mini-lessons that may be used during writing and art workshops or as classroom demonstrations, and including journal entries from teachers across the U.S.

Projects and experiments explore scientific principles related to the sun and moon, particularly those which explain eclipses.

Describes the formation, orbit, surface features, exploration, and future study of our moon.

Examines the moon, its folklore, eclipses, changing appearance, craters, mountains, exploration, and effect on the tides.