LW: 3.1 (12/6) Version B

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Objective: SWBAT identify absorbed, reflected, and transmitted in different materials by analyzing physical and simulated material.

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LW: 3.1 (12/6) Version B

Last updated about 3 years ago

4 Nsɛmmisa

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Objective: SWBAT identify absorbed, reflected, and transmitted in different materials by analyzing physical and simulated material.

Do Now:

Exit Ticket Review:

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You’ve learned that light from the sun includes different types of light, including gamma rays, X-rays, ultraviolet (UV) light, infrared light, microwaves, radio waves, and visible light. You’ve also learned that Australia gets more UV light than other parts of the world.
Why does Australia get more UV light than other parts of the world? Record your initial ideas.

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Student 2:

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Guided Notes:

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Claims about how light travels:

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Select ALL of the correct claims about light waves.

Light can travel in a curved line.

Light can go through materials.

Light can bounce off materials

Light can change directions

Practice:

Analyze the waves below and identify how you may experience the waves.

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How would you experience these two waves? (think: look at wavelength and amplitude)
CFS:
Accurately identifies the differences in light sources
Accurately describes the relationship between wave properties and outcomes

Asemmisa {{asɛmmisaAhyɛnsode}}

You’ve learned that light from the sun includes different types of light, including gamma rays, X-rays, ultraviolet (UV) light, infrared light, microwaves, radio waves, and visible light. You’ve also learned that Australia gets more UV light than other parts of the world.
Why does Australia get more UV light than other parts of the world? Record your initial ideas.

Student 1:

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Student 2:

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Asemmisa {{asɛmmisaAhyɛnsode}}

Claims about how light travels:

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Select ALL of the correct claims about light waves.

Light can travel in a curved line.

Light can go through materials.

Light can bounce off materials

Light can change directions

Analyze the waves below and identify how you may experience the waves.

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Asemmisa {{asɛmmisaAhyɛnsode}}

How would you experience these two waves? (think: look at wavelength and amplitude)
CFS:
Accurately identifies the differences in light sources
Accurately describes the relationship between wave properties and outcomes

LW: 3.1 (12/6) Version B

Objective: SWBAT identify absorbed, reflected, and transmitted in different materials by analyzing physical and simulated material.

Do Now:

Guided Notes:

Practice:

LW: 3.1 (12/6) Version B

Objective: SWBAT identify absorbed, reflected, and transmitted in different materials by analyzing physical and simulated material.

Do Now:

Guided Notes:

Claims about how light travels:

Select ALL of the correct claims about light waves.

Practice:

How would you experience these two waves? (think: look at wavelength and amplitude)CFS:Accurately identifies the differences in light sourcesAccurately describes the relationship between wave properties and outcomes

Claims about how light travels:

Select ALL of the correct claims about light waves.

How would you experience these two waves? (think: look at wavelength and amplitude)CFS:Accurately identifies the differences in light sourcesAccurately describes the relationship between wave properties and outcomes

How would you experience these two waves? (think: look at wavelength and amplitude)
CFS:
Accurately identifies the differences in light sources
Accurately describes the relationship between wave properties and outcomes

How would you experience these two waves? (think: look at wavelength and amplitude)
CFS:
Accurately identifies the differences in light sources
Accurately describes the relationship between wave properties and outcomes