@MAHM Yeah, it said that was the peak. I bet if you start 20 minutes ahead of time, you'll see the final progression. Then, the next day to supplement their experience, find a good you tube video that time lapses the progression. Sometimes the NOAA or NASA website will have things like that. Then, as an English lesson: Find lunar key words and find/ write definitions. The 9 year old can use them in a sentence or fill in blanks in a worksheet about the moon. I have to find all my awesome websites for learning materials for you.  History: Discuss moon landing.  Art: Build a rocket Math: Distance to the moon and how long it would take to drive there if you could as compared to distance to Wal Mart and how long that takes. Field trip: Johnson Space Center I always like to work off a central theme because it enhances interest and learning. I don't know a thing about home schooling, but I do know about learning!  You can make a lesson out of ANYTHING!  4951