Illustrate the positions of the earth, moon, and sun during specific tidal conditions 0607.6.5

Links verified 5/29/2024

1. AllAbout Tides -Tides: the earth, the moon and the sun
2. Animation of Spring and Neap Tides - endlessly repeats from one to the other
3. Catch a Wave - Can you determine a diurnal, semi diurnal or mixed tide?
4. How can people predict the tides? - Answered by Discovery Channel
5. The King of Tides - WebQuest requiring students to gather information and draw a conclusion
6. Learn About Ocean Tides, Tidepools & Tide Prediction - Use the Internet to predict the times and heights of tides.
7. Ocean Motion - Types of Tides
8. Tides - Look up at the Moon, and you’re seeing the main cause of the surge and retreat of oceans from our shores
9. Tides - how the tides work
10. Tides - What causes tides and how are they predicted?
11. Tides - The rhythmic rise and fall of the oceans water at a fixed location is known as the tide.
12. Tide Curiosities - answers to four interesting questions [including "Why do some places have only one high tide in a day instead of two?"]
13. Tide Simulator - [select student version and then click on Tide Simulator] excellent animation
14. Tides - from 'All About Ocean and Seas' at Enchanted Learning
15. Tides - what causes the tides to change in the ocean [includes good illustrations]
16. Tides and Water Levels - most areas have two high tides and two low tides each day
17. Tides in two easy pieces - The moon accounts for about 2/3rd of the Ocean tides
18. What Causes Tides? - download the "What Causes Tides?" poster for your classroom
    

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