Learning Activity Sheet (Las) : Grade 7 - Earth and Space Name: Date: Rating/Score
Learning Activity Sheet (Las) : Grade 7 - Earth and Space Name: Date: Rating/Score
Procedure:
1. Label the Sun and Earth.
2. Draw a line representing the Earth’s axis and label North and South Pole.
3. Draw arrows to represent Sun’s rays moving toward the Earth.
4. Draw arrows to represent the direction of the Earth’s rotation.
5. Lightly shade the part of the Earth that is experiencing nighttime.
Questions:
2. How long does it take for the Earth to complete one rotation?
4. Why is it daytime on one side of the Earth and nighttime on the other side?
Questions:
1. What is the angle of inclination
of the Earth’s axis?
B. DIRECTIONS:
Figure 2 shows the orientation of the Earth’s axis in the month of June. Six months
later, the Earth would have moved halfway around the Sun.
In the box, draw a diagram that shows which part of the Earth’s axis will be tilted
toward the Sun after six (6) months and answer the questions in the right box.
Questions:
Table 1. Sunrise and Sunset in Manila, Philippines every 21st of the month (2019)
Month Sunrise (AM) Sunset (PM) Length of Daytime
January 6:26 5:48 11h 22m
February 6:18 6:01 11h 43m
March 6:01 6:06
April 5:40 6:09
May 5:28 6:17
June 5:29 6:26 12h 57m
July 5:37 6:27
August 5:43 6:14
September 5:46 5:52
October 5:49 5:32 11h 43m
November 6:00 5:22 11h 22m
December 6:16 5:30
Source: https://www.sunrise-and-sunset.com/en/sun/philippines/manila/2019
Questions
1. Which month has the longest daytime? shortest daytime?
2. Analyze the length of daytime from December to June, then from June to December.
What have you observed?
B. DIRECTIONS: Label Figure 3 and draw arrows to show the direction of the Earth’s
revolution. Then, fill in the information needed to complete the table
below.