Taninster - you mentioned that you had done a 'full moon' session.
It's a popular misconception that astronomers like the full moon: we don't - it washes out other things in the sky & is poor viewing itself because of lack of contrast.
A 1/2 or less moon is *much* better viewing - lunar surface shadows are long & contrast (particularly on the terminator) much higher.
In the absence of Saturnian bling & the like, it could be good to show your students how light incidence changes viewing.
And Jupiter & moons are fab, anytime!
Coming up: 1st total lunar eclipse in 2.5 years visible from Oz April 15:
http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/s...01#post1067601
Dean