You have probably seen the Moon in the sky, but have you ever studied it in detail?
In this activity, you will examine different parts of the Moon’s surface and collect data about the features you find there. This will help you answer the question, ‘How similar are different areas of the Moon’s surface?’
By the end of this activity you will:
- Have carried out a scientific investigation
- Counted and measured craters on the Moon
- Recorded data in a table
- Discovered if different parts of the Moon’s surface are similar or not
To complete this activity you will need:
- To watch the video instructions on this page
- To download and print the Moonsaic - Last Quarter files
- A ruler
- Paper and pencil