ATTENTION Safari Users!!

Hello Safari Users!
There is a known issue about the default privacy settings in Safari, conflicting with Google (we all know Apple and Google don't like each other). The recommendation is to download Google Chrome at https://www.google.com/chrome/

The recommendation is for all Heathcote related online school-work be done using Chrome.

If you prefer Safari, you will need to change your privacy settings. Go to the Safari Preferences Menu, click the Privacy icon and choose "NEVER" under the section that reads, "BLOCK COOKIES AND OTHER WEBSITE DATA."

Good Luck!

Optimal Moon Viewing Times

As the moon orbits the Earth, it cycles through eight distinct phases, affecting its appearance. Each phase describes how much of the moon is lit up by the sun from our perspective on Earth. The four main phases, Full, Quarter, New, Quarter, occur about a week apart. The Moon is visible at different times during its monthly cycle. When the moonrise is after 9:00 pm, or extremely early in the morning, February 26th - March 6th, your child should observe the moon and blog in the morning before leaving for school. Please refer to the chart below for optimal Moon viewing times.

Date
Optimal Moon Viewing and Blogging Times
Moon Phase
February 22
Anytime after moonrise, 5:48 pm
Full
February 23
Anytime after moonrise, 6:46 pm
Waning gibbous
February 24
Anytime after moonrise, 7:42 pm
Waning gibbous
February 25
Anytime after moonrise, 8:39 pm
Waning gibbous
February 26
Anytime before coming to school
Waning gibbous
February 27
Anytime before coming to school
Waning gibbous
February 28
Anytime before coming to school
Waning gibbous
February 29
Anytime before coming to school
Waning gibbous
March 1
Anytime before coming to school
Quarter
March 2
Anytime before coming to school
Waning crescent
March 3
Anytime before coming to school
Waning crescent
March 4
Anytime before coming to school
Waning crescent
March 5
Anytime before coming to school
Waning crescent
March 6
Anytime before coming to school
Waning crescent
March 7
Anytime before moonset, 4:31 pm
Waning crescent
March 8
Anytime before moonset, 5:43 pm
New
March 9
Anytime before moonset, 6:55 pm
Waxing crescent
March 10
Anytime before moonset, 8:08 pm
Waxing crescent
March 11
Anytime before moonset, 9:20 pm
Waxing crescent
March 12
Anytime before moonset, 10:30 pm
Waxing crescent
March 13
Anytime before moonset, 11:37 pm
Waxing crescent
March 14
Anytime as there is no moonset!
Waxing crescent
March 15
Anytime after moonrise, 11:56 am
Quarter
March 16
Anytime after moonrise, 12:50 pm
Waxing gibbous
March 17
Anytime after moonrise, 1:46 pm
Waxing gibbous
March 18
Anytime after moonrise, 2:44 pm
Waxing gibbous
March 19
Anytime after moonrise, 3:43 pm
Waxing gibbous
March 20
Anytime after moonrise, 4:41 pm
Waxing gibbous
March 21
Anytime after moonrise, 5:38 pm
Waxing gibbous
March 22
Anytime after moonrise, 6:35 pm
Waxing gibbous
March 23
Anytime after moonrise, 7:32 pm
Full

2 comments:

  1. I cant wait till march 23 another full bright moon

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    1. I can't either Carlie! The last full moon was so beautiful!

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