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The Sky
Forma, Ray
Teaching Science, v54 n3 p56-58 Sep 2008
Go to the end of this article to find more detailed information about the Star Chart, how to use the chart, and a table of Moon phases. Use this table of phases to help you with the timing of successful astronomy evenings for students. The best time for an astronomy evening is usually six days after New Moon. (Contains 1 table and 3 figures.)
Descriptors: Astronomy, Science Instruction, Teaching Methods, Science Process Skills, Scientific Concepts, Learning Activities
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