Phases of the Moon Explanation for kids -Animation Lesson Unit

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    Question 01)
    
    As per the Globe Earth model represented, the position of the sun seems to move between + 23.4 degrees and -23.4 degrees across the year. The moon is tilted by 5.1 degrees to the earth's ecliptic. This means that, the moon's position on earth's surface could vary between +28.5 to -28.5 degrees and +18.3 to -18.3 Degrees, which is also the cause of Major and Minor "Lunar standstills" that occur once every 18.5 years.
    
    At the same time, moon completes it phase cycle once a month and during this, the moon should be overhead anywhere between +28.5 and -28.5 degree latitudes. (Again, moon may reach +28.5 and -28.5 degree latitudes once in 18.5 years and this means that, the moon can move between these latitudes across the month and it can be at any degree, but within the +28.5 and -28.5 degree limits). Please correct me if i am wrong. I don't say this, science says this.
    
    Science also says "The diameter of the Moon is 3,474 km. The diameter of the Earth is 12,742 km. This means that the Moon is approximately 27% the size of the Earth". Science also says, we see a full moon, only when the moon is 180 degrees opposite to sun and in the night sky. This means, for a full moon to be seen, the moon needs to be in the night sky (opposite to the day side of the earth) and within the latitude limits of +28.5 and -28.5 and moon being just 1/3 rd of Earth size, can never get exposed to the sun, as it's hidden behind the Earth and completely away from reach of sunlight. In that case, what is making the moon to be lit 100% when it is 180 degrees opposite to sun and on night side of the earth and within +28.5 and -28.5 degree latitudes?
    
    Question 02)
    
    As per the Globe Earth model represented, The "New moon" or "No moon" occurs when the moon is between Sun and Earth. This means, the new moon can be visible, only in the day sky. At the same time we should remember that the moon needs to maintain its path within +28.5 and -28.5 Degree latitudes, across the month and Sun cannot cross the +23.4 and -23.4 degree latitudes across the year.
    
    With this concept, should we not see a solar eclipse (Partial or Total) each month? We need to remember that moon always needs to be in front of the Sun for new moon to occur and hence we can easily rule out the possibilities of moon being at any different angle to the sun. With these inputs that science gives us, should we not see a dark shadow or a dark circular plate in the day time sky, as moon is lit from behind. But we do not see such a thing in the sky. So how does science explain "New Moon"?
    
    Is the moon above the Sun's plane of rotation? If yes, what is causing solar and lunar eclipse? Is the Globe earth model really possible? I am not sure if science is manipulating the facts for mere commercial benefit of Space Research. Kindly forgive me if I am wrong but as a student, it has taken hell lot of pain to understand the impossible behavior of the solar system and to pass in the exams. Any comments or knowledge sharing is welcome, so that I can explain the concepts much more clearly to someone else. Kindly forgive my ignorance on the topic, if any.
    
    Thank you.