We Are Learning Today….. about how we are able to see things.

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We Are Learning Today….. about how we are able to see things

What I’m Looking For…. is for all pupils to be able to discuss how we are able to see objects in terms of light paths

Entry Activity... Reading in Mirrors... dog manball bat bikeants park finspink litter sandyshark

A plane mirror reflects light regularly so that it produces a clear image which is the same size as the object. When something is reflected in a plane mirror, left becomes right and right becomes left. What is different about the image?

Why do shadows happen? Light can be reflected but it can also be absorbed

Some notes... Light is reflected from many surfaces. Light can be reflected and also absorbed. Reflection is when the light bounces off most surfaces and enters in our eyes. Light being reflected in a plane mirror, left will become right and right will become left.

WHAT DO YOU REALLY KNOW? Hold up the correct ball colour for the right answer.

Light is reflected from many surfaces. Light is reflected from just one surface. Light don´t come from many surfaces.

Light can´t be reflected. Light can´t be absorbed. Light can be reflected and absorbed.

The sun is a non- natural source of light. Light travels in curve lines. Mirrors are good reflectors.

Reflection is when the light bounces off just one surface and enters in our eyes. Reflection is when the light bounces off most surfaces and enters in our eyes. Reflection is when the light bounces on most surfaces and enters in our eyes.