Pupils can use the ‘globe in the sunshine’ to:
- explain how the half of the Earth bathed in sunlight at any one time is experiencing day, whilst the other half is experiencing night;
- point out and explain the day/night dividing lines of dawn and dusk;
- show how equatorial regions are warmer (and feel warmer) than polar regions because the Sun is nearer to being overhead and so the rays are more concentrated
- point out and explain how polar regions are lit in the summer but are in darkness in the winter.
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