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How do we know the earth, sun, moon, and stars did not form by a big bang?
Gensis 1:1 tells us that God made the earth.
Yes or no: The sun looks like it is moving across the sky because the sun moves around the earth.
no
Yes or no: Genesis 1 says that God made the sun to give the earth light during the day.
Yes
Yes or No: The sun warms the earth.
Yes
Yes or No: The sun is the closet star to the earth.
yes
Yes or No: a star is an object in the sky that makes it's own light.
Yes
Yes or no: The sun is smaller than the earth.
No
Juan and his father are looking at the nighttime sky. Juan's father wants Juan to tell him how the sky changes each day. Juan cannot remember everything he learned. Explain to Juan how the sky changes each day.
The earth rotates and the sky changes. During the nighttime we see the moon and stars. We see the moon in a different phase and shape each night.
If there is a full moon today, what will the moon's phase be in about 29 days?
full
Fill in the blank: An astronaut is a person who travels into _________.
space
fill in the blank: Light from the sun reflects or, _______, the moon.
bounces off
Fill in the blank: The moon is a big ball of ______that moves around the earth.
rock
Fill in the blank: a telescope is a toll used to make far away things look closer and _____>
bigger
Yes or No : According to Genesis 1, God made the moon to give light during the day.
no
Yes or No: Stars shine only during the nighttime.
no
Yes or No: Stars are far away from the earth
yes


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