One billion people watched the first man set foot on the moon in 1969. Challenge them to describe the phases of the moon. Send groups of students on virtual research missions, translating what they find into Space Day lunar quizzes to test each other: (younger students) and (older students). The Guardian's education website offers a clear, animated illustration of this relationship in ks2 science. Familiar patterns like night and day, seasons etc and their relation to the movement of the sun, Earth and moon are often successfully understood using models in the classroom or animated whiteboards. Older students can view the changes as they happen online. What do your pupils know of the moon? Encourage younger students to observe and draw the moon over the next month using this blank worksheet.
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