Академический Документы
Профессиональный Документы
Культура Документы
Mystery Class FNCS Year Overview Plan
November Day light, 1. Daylight, 1. Daylight, Observe pattern Observe pattern
what makes what what makes Key Points: Key Points:
day and makes day day and 1. Northern 1. Northern hemisphere
night? and night. night. hemisphere days days are getting shorter.
2. Days get 2. Days get are getting Southern?
shorter shorter and shorter. 2. Introduce Latitude&
and longer longer Southern? Longitude
depending depending 2. Introduce 3. Explore what causes
on season. on season. Latitude& seasons?
Longitude
December Days get 1. The sun 1. Days get Observe pattern Observe pattern
shorter and warms the shorter and 1. Winter Solstice. Key Points:
longer land air longer 2. Understand the 1. Explore Winter Solstice
depending on and sea. depending position of the sun 2. Explore how the position
season. on season. impacts weather. of the sun impacts
2. Winter weather depending on
Solstice latitude.
3. Local vs Universal time,
prime meridian, GMT.
January Continue to Continue to Continue to 1. Understand Mystery Class begins! Follow
observe observe observe hemisphere, lessons.
weather, weather, weather, equator 1. Record both local and MC
daylight and daylight and daylight and 2. Observe the photoperiod.
season season season pattern of the 2. Explore photoperiod map.
pattern. pattern. pattern. moon and lunar
cycle.
February 1. Explore the orbit 1. Latitude shoes
of the earth 2. Latitude and hemisphere
around the sun. 3. Time zones
2. The position of the
sun impacts the
weather on the
earth.
Mystery Class FNCS Year Overview Plan
March Continue to observe 1. Latitude and longitude
weather, daylight and 2. Predicting hemisphere
season pattern and latitude with your
MC photoperiod graph.
3. Spring Equinox
4. Use UT time on the
Equinox to identify
longitude.
5. Get first clues to narrow
locations of MC.
April 1. Use clues to find each
MC.
2. Submit final answers
May 1. Big reveal did you get it
right?
2. Make poster out of
pictures from MC.
3. Present MC results to 3rd
grader students.