Travelling Light Year 5 presentation Science

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Year 5 Light


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Welcome to Science Class! July 10, 2023 Monday

Agenda Introduction Games What is Science?

Riddle What is it? You cannot hear it, taste it, feel it or smell it, but you can see it.

Light and Sight July 10, 2023 Tuesday

Objective I can explain how light travels from a source to our eyes.

Light Sources How many light sources can you think of? 6

Light Sources 7 Artificial (Human-Made) Natural Flashlight Sun

What is Light? A form of energy made of waves that moves up and down 8

Travelling Light July 12, 2023 wednesday

How light travels? Presentation Title

Light Speed Light can travel 300,000 kilometers every second. Light can travel 900,000 times faster than sound. Presentation Title

Travelling Light July 13, 2023 thursday

Light Rays Light travels in straight line. It is called Rays. Light rays do not bend. Light rays can change direction when they hit something smooth, flat and shiny. 13

Reading Time! Page 1-5, Read the pages and complete questions 14

Travelling Light July 14, 2023 friday

The words that we should say more often!!

Light for seeing Light rays travel at a very high speed in straight lines from a light source and go into our eyes. Note: Light rays radiate outward from a light source and enter our eyes. The light enters our eyes through a small hole in the center called the pupil.  Note: The opening in the center of our eye, known as the pupil, allows the light to enter. 17

Light Paths But how do we see objects that are not light sources? To understand this, we can use ray diagrams. Note: Light travels from the light source, reflects off the object, and finally reaches our eyes. It is essential to draw the arrow in the correct direction when creating ray diagrams. 18
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