1. Visible light waves

2. How do light waves behave when they strike an object?

3. Light waves vocabulary Absorbed:

4. Light waves vocabulary Absorbed: Light is taken in and goes nowhere.

5. Light waves vocabulary Absorbed: Light is taken in and goes nowhere. Reflected:

6. Light waves vocabulary Absorbed: Light is taken in and goes nowhere. Reflected: Light is taken in and bounces off.

7. Light waves vocabulary Absorbed: Light is taken in and goes nowhere. Reflected: Light is taken in and bounces off. Transmitted:

8. Light waves vocabulary Absorbed: Light is taken in and goes nowhere. Reflected: Light is taken in and bounces off. Transmitted: Light is taken in and passes through.

9. Light waves vocabulary Opaque:

10. Light waves vocabulary Opaque: Light does not pass through. Light is either absorbed or reflected.

11. Light waves vocabulary Opaque: Light does not pass through. Light is either absorbed or reflected. Transparent:

12. Light waves vocabulary Opaque: Light does not pass through. Light is either absorbed or reflected. Transparent: Light passes straight through an object.

13. Light waves vocabulary Opaque: Light does not pass through. Light is either absorbed or reflected. Transparent: Light passes straight through an object. Translucent:

14. Light waves vocabulary Opaque: Light does not pass through. Light is either absorbed or reflected. Transparent: Light passes straight through an object. Translucent: Light passes through an object but objects on other side are blurred / jumbled.

15. Black Paper

16. Black Paper The paper is considered opaque. Light was absorbed.

17. Mirror

18. Mirror The mirror is opaque. The light is reflected.

19. Window

20. Window The window is transparent. The light is transmitted.

21. Wax-paper

22. Wax-paper The wax-paper is translucent. The light is transmitted but “jumbled”.

23. Reflectionvs.Refraction

24. Light bouncing off of a surface.

25. Reflectionvs.Refraction Light bouncing off of a surface. Light bends because it changes speeds as it changes mediums.

26. Reflectionvs.Refraction Light bouncing off of a surface. Light bends because it changes speeds as it changes mediums.

27. Reflectionvs.Refraction Light bouncing off of a surface. Angle of incidence = Angle of reflection Light bends because it changes speeds as it changes mediums.

28. Reflectionvs.Refraction Light bouncing off of a surface. Angle of incidence = Angle of reflection Light bends because it changes speeds as it changes mediums.