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30 May 2026

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Explain why we have day and night using Earth’s rotation through simple torch‑and‑globe modelling that makes the concept instantly clear.

  • Describe Earth’s axis and how it stays tilted using crisp diagrams that help pupils visualise the 23.5° tilt.
  • Understand how shadows change throughout the day with practical examples showing how the Sun’s apparent movement affects shadow length and direction.
  • Explain why different parts of the world have different time zones using interactive world‑map tasks that link rotation to global time differences.
  • Built with clear visuals, hands‑on modelling, and student‑friendly explanations to secure understanding of Earth–Sun relationships.

Why teachers love this resource

  • 𲹻‑t‑t𲹳 — ideal for busy teachers; everything is structured and classroom‑ready.
  • Engaging demonstrations that make abstract ideas concrete for Year 7 learners.
  • Misconception‑busting explanations that tackle common errors like “the Sun moves across the sky”.
  • Worksheet included for evidence, homework or retrieval practice.
  • High‑impact visuals that support EAL learners and make the lesson accessible for all.

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