Seasons and Earth's Tilt Simulation

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អំពីការពិសោធន៍និម្មិតនេះ

Earth's 23.4° axial tilt changes the noon sun's height and the length of the day through the year. Set the tilt to zero and every day, everywhere, is twelve hours long — the tilt makes the seasons, not the distance to the Sun. Students can change model and day of year and compare what happens. Use it for earth science inquiry with Grades 4–5, Middle School, and High School on a projector or student device.

ស្តង់ដារ៖ NGSS MS-ESS1-1

អ្វីដែលសិស្សអាចស្វែងរកបាន

Relate axial tilt to opposite seasons in the two hemispheres
Compare solstices and equinoxes using daylight and solar angle
Change your latitude and see how the length of the day shifts through the year

គោលបំណងសិក្សា

1Predict how changing model will affect the solar declination, then test the prediction.
2Use evidence from the interactive visual to explain the result.

សំណួរដែលគ្រូតែងសួរ

Is the Seasons and Earth's Tilt simulation free?

Yes. Open the Seasons and Earth's Tilt simulation in a modern browser with no download or sign-up required.

Is it suitable for Grades 4–5, Middle School, and High School?

The simulation includes learning-level presets spanning Grades 4–5, Middle School, and High School. Choose the level that matches your class, then use it on a projector or student devices.

បញ្ចូលការពិសោធន៍និម្មិតនេះ

ដាក់វាចូលទៅក្នុង LMS ប្លក់ ឬគេហទំព័រថ្នាក់រៀនរបស់អ្នក — ឥតគិតថ្លៃ។

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បន្តស្វែងរក

Earth orbits the Sun with its axis tilted. Students scrub the date or run the year, change the axial tilt, and compare sunlight angle and day length at 45 degrees north and south.

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