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In this mini-lesson, students come to understand time zones and how the Earth's rotation is responsible for day and night.
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Bonus Activity: You live in one of the 24 different time zones on Earth. Ask your friends and family about people they might know who live in different time zones. Make a list of the people you find out about, and make sure to include where they live!
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