Elijah wanted to study about the moon! He learned lots of neat stuff about the moon and especially loved making moon phases out of oreo cookies!
Elijah's presentation:
The moon is
a satellite that circles earth. The moon
is about 4 times smaller than the earth.
If this apple is the earth, then the moon is as small as this ball.
If you went to the moon, you’d find
many different things. One of those
things is ice. If you touched the ice,
you would never get your hand off it. It
is always freezing cold on the moon or burning hot. You would also find lots of big holes in the
surface of the moon. They are called
craters. The moon is bumpy and covered
with dust. There is no air or water on
the moon.
The moon provides light for earth at night. Sometimes the moon looks like the letter
C. This is called a crescent moon (point
to oreo). Sometimes it looks like a
golf ball. This is called a full moon (point
to oreo). Sometimes it looks like
nothing. This is called a new moon (point
to the oreo). You can’t see it
because the sun is shining on the other side that we can’t see.
In John 9:5, Jesus said, “I am the Light of the World.” Just like the moon gets its light from the
sun, we should get our light from Jesus, the Son of God.
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