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Primary school Reflection Secondary school Application of Law of reflection

EXPECTED OUTCOMES Primary school Define reflection Understand how mirrors work Properties of relective materials Secondary school The pupulis can use the law of refection to design a light transporting tube. BASIC TOPICS Primary school Reflection Secondary school Law of reflection ACTIVITIES Primary school Teacher gives (non)reflecting objects to experiment with and catagorise in relecting and nonreflecting Pupils play with mirrors example: vary disctance of objects Teacher provides ‘periscope’ to view objects from different sides Secondary school Practical instruction: deduce the general law of reflection. Practical assignment: transport sunlight through a tube from rooftop to bassement of a model house Application question : Save energy? Calculate how much energy is saved.

TEACHING MATERIALS Primary school Relective/nonreflective objects Mirrors ‘periscope’ Objects to use for periscope Info video Secondary school Modelscale house Mirrors Lamp/laser TEACHER COMPETENCES Primary school Basic knowledge of reflection Background knowledge on persicopes Secondary school Instruct/give understanding Motivate

Primary Secondary