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Hemet Unified School District Independent Studies

Hemet Unified School District Independent Studies

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    What is a Rainbow?

     

     

    Rainbows sometimes show up on rainy days. Have you ever seen one?

    Rainbows appear in the sky only if the sun is shining. Sunlight looks white. Actually, it is made of many colors.Rainbows show off those colors.

    Rain comes from clouds. Clouds are made of tiny drops of water. If the drops get too big, they fall as rain.

    Sunlight shines through the drops of rain. The drops bend the light. The colors spread out. Then you see a rainbow! A rainbow’s top rows are red, orange, yellow, and green. The bottom rows are blue, indigo, and violet.

     

     

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    The colors that make up sunlight are red, orange, yellow, green, ..........
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    Kyla asked her friends to vote on their favorite colors. You can view the results in the chart below.
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    Pick 2 answers.
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    6 + 6 = ------
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    7 + 8 = ------
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    6 + 7 = ------
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    44, ____, 46
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    68, 69, ____
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    ____, 32, 33
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    1 ten, 8 ones
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    87 ___ 22
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    "Milo and the Moon’s Many Faces"

    Milo the mouse loved to sit by his window at night and look up at the sky. His favorite thing to watch was the Moon.

    One night, Milo noticed something strange. “Hey! The Moon looks like a banana!” he squeaked.

    The next night, it looked like a half-circle. Then a few nights later—it was a big full circle!

    “What’s going on?” Milo wondered.

    Just then, Luna the Moon Fairy fluttered down on a beam of moonlight. “Hi, Milo! I see you’ve been watching me.”

    “Why do you keep changing shapes?” Milo asked.

    Luna smiled. “I don’t really change shape—I just look different from Earth. That’s called the phases of the Moon!”

    She waved her wand and showed Milo the Moon’s journey:

    🌑 New Moon – “I hide in the sky. You can’t see me!”

    🌒 Waxing Crescent – “Just a little slice of me appears.”

    🌓 First Quarter – “Now I look like a half circle!” 🌔 Waxing Gibbous – “I’m almost full!”

    🌕 Full Moon – “Ta-da! You can see my whole face!” 

    🌖 Waning Gibbous – “Now I’m shrinking again.” 

    🌗 Third Quarter – “Half of me is showing—on the other side this time!”

    🌘 Waning Crescent – “Almost gone…”

    🌑 “And then I’m back to the New Moon again!”

    Milo clapped his tiny paws. “Wow! The Moon has so many faces!”

    Luna winked. “You can watch them every month, Milo. The Moon is always changing, just like a story in the sky.”

    And from that night on, Milo watched the Moon’s story unfold—one phase at a time.

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