Bellwork: On your own, fill in as many parts of the spectrum as you can! Visible light radio microwave infrared ultraviolet X-ray gamma.

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Bellwork: On your own, fill in as many parts of the spectrum as you can! Visible light radio microwave infrared ultraviolet X-ray gamma

1. Using the electromagnetic spectrum, answer the questions below independently and get Ms. Perry’s initials when you’ve completed them.

green red green 2. Let’s play with some lasers. Using the electromagnetic spectrum, which has a HIGHER frequency, the red or green laser? _________________________ Which has a LONGER wavelength? __________________ Which has HIGHER energy? __________________ green red green

3. Predict – what do you think will happen when we shine a laser through this jug? Write your prediction then compare with a neighbor.

4. Observe – watch what happens, then record your observations 4. Observe – watch what happens, then record your observations. Discuss with a neighbor.

5. Explain - This is happening due to a specific behavior of a wave 5. Explain - This is happening due to a specific behavior of a wave. Anyone remember what it is? reflection

6. What are the other behaviors of waves we discussed? Diffraction Refraction Constructive interference Destructive interference

Let’s start reviewing the rest of the waves unit Let’s start reviewing the rest of the waves unit. Try using “FPS – Wave notes”, “FPS – Waves Notes 2” and “FPS – Sound and Light notes”. When you’re done, text in on the board!