Rules for Naming and Ordering Moon Phases. Step 1 Find the moon between Earth and the Sun. This is...

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Rules for Naming and Ordering Moon Phases

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Page 1: Rules for Naming and Ordering Moon Phases. Step 1 Find the moon between Earth and the Sun. This is always the New Moon. This is a picture of a new moon.

Rules for Naming and Ordering Moon Phases

Page 2: Rules for Naming and Ordering Moon Phases. Step 1 Find the moon between Earth and the Sun. This is always the New Moon. This is a picture of a new moon.

Step 1

• Find the moon between Earth and the Sun.• This is always the New Moon.

This is a picture of a new moon.

Page 4: Rules for Naming and Ordering Moon Phases. Step 1 Find the moon between Earth and the Sun. This is always the New Moon. This is a picture of a new moon.

Step 3• Light begins on the right.• These are the waxing moons. (The lit part of moon gets

bigger just like candles get bigger as they are waxed.)

Page 5: Rules for Naming and Ordering Moon Phases. Step 1 Find the moon between Earth and the Sun. This is always the New Moon. This is a picture of a new moon.

Full Moon

Page 6: Rules for Naming and Ordering Moon Phases. Step 1 Find the moon between Earth and the Sun. This is always the New Moon. This is a picture of a new moon.

Step 4

• If the right is NOT lit, these are waning moons.

• To wane means to decrease gradually in size, amount, intensity, or degree; to decline.

• Example: Absence did not make her heart grow fonder. Instead, her love waned.

• Waning occurs from right to left just as waxing occurred from right to left.

Page 10: Rules for Naming and Ordering Moon Phases. Step 1 Find the moon between Earth and the Sun. This is always the New Moon. This is a picture of a new moon.

Waxing → Waning

Page 11: Rules for Naming and Ordering Moon Phases. Step 1 Find the moon between Earth and the Sun. This is always the New Moon. This is a picture of a new moon.

It’s all about the angle we

view the moon from.