Sun, Moon and Stars: Patterns in the Sky — Review game

2nd grade (ages 7–8) - 1st grade (ages 6–7)

Above a house and three trees, a dashed arc shows the Sun low on the left (1), high in the middle (2), and low on the right (3). Below, three pictures of the same tree: (1) morning, low Sun, long shadow; (2) midday, Sun high above, short shadow; (3) evening, low Sun on the other side, long shadow.

Review game for the lesson “Sun, Moon and Stars: Patterns in the Sky”: 10 questions drawn at random every round. Free science game.

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Review game for the lesson “Sun, Moon and Stars: Patterns in the Sky”: 10 questions drawn at random every round. Free science game.

Review the lesson “Sun, Moon and Stars: Patterns in the Sky”

This game uses the questions from the end of the lesson. Each round draws 10 of them at random, and the answers change places. After each answer, an explanation helps you understand.

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Early in the morning, the Sun has just come up. Where is it in the sky?

Possible answers:

  • Low in the sky, on one side
  • Straight over your head
  • It cannot be seen in the morning

Every day, the Sun comes up on one side of the sky and goes down on the other side.

Possible answers:

  • True
  • False

It is lunchtime on a sunny day. Where is the Sun?

Possible answers:

  • High in the sky
  • Very low, near the ground
  • It has already gone down