"How can latitude and longitude help us locate places on Earth's surface?" Students delve into the world of geographical positioning. 

 How are maps used to represent Earth’s surface?", with a particular focus on isolines and topographic maps. This not only facilitates a deep understanding of mapping techniques but also equips students with the skills to interpret and create accurate representations of Earth's diverse landscapes. 

 "How does the tilt of Earth’s axis and Earth’s movement cause seasons?"

Students delve into the intricacies of Earth's orbit and axial tilt, shedding light on the mechanisms behind the changing seasons.
This unit is essential for any astronomy curriculum as it equips students with foundational knowledge about Earth's movements and their direct impact on seasonal changes. Students will grasp concepts such as rotation, revolution, axis, tilt, seasons, angle of insolation, & more! 

 "Why are we considered a solar system?" This lesson guides students through a captivating journey to understand the intricacies that define our celestial neighborhood. Students delve into the captivating realms of asteroids, comets, meteors, and the contrasting geocentric and heliocentric models that shaped our understanding of the cosmos throughout history.