

Section 3: Reflection & Refraction
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Science
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8th Grade
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Easy
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Christiane Henderson
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10 Slides • 8 Questions
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1. I can identify and demonstrate the difference between opaque, transparent, and translucent.
2. I can explain why we can or cannot see in the dark.
Success Criteria:
Lab materials provided
Glue/tape
Pen/pencil
Chromebook
INB
Today you will need:
Can you read in the dark?
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Poll
Do you think it is possible to read in the dark?
Yes
No
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Objects must reflect light to be seen.
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How does light interact with different materials?
Write the question at the top of the next blank page in your INB. Then tape or glue one square of each medium. Using the given flashlight shine a light on each medium and note what you observe for each one.
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some light passes through
Translucent
transmits almost all light absorbing and reflecting little
Transparent
does not allow light to pass through - only absorbs & reflects
Opaque
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Match
Match the following
Opaque
Transparent
Translucent
Reflection
Visible Light
does not allow light to pass through
transmits almost all light
some light passes through
Light or sound bouncing off an object
found on the electromagnetic spectrum
does not allow light to pass through
transmits almost all light
some light passes through
Light or sound bouncing off an object
found on the electromagnetic spectrum
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Law of Reflection
smooth surface
rough surface
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Occurs when wave of light passes from one medium to another and light wave is bent or refracted
Refraction of Light
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Bending Light - Snell's Law | Refraction | Reflection - PhET Interactive Simulations
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Open Ended
What is the difference between reflection and refraction?
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Match
Match the following
Diffraction
Refraction
Reflection
Bending around an object
Bending as it passes through a medium
Bounces off a medium
Bending around an object
Bending as it passes through a medium
Bounces off a medium
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Support your answer using what we have learned today.
Can you read in the dark?
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Categorize
Plastic Wrap
Tracing Paper
Transmits most light
Transmits little to no light
Transmits some light
Reflect light to see
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Multiple Choice
Which color bends the most through a prism?
red
green
blue
violet
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Multiple Choice
What occurs when parallel rays of light hit a rough or bumpy surface?
refraction
regular reflection
diffuse reflection
diffraction
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Multiple Choice
According to the law of reflection, the angle at which light strikes a surface is _____ the angle at which light is reflected.
the same as
less than
much larger than
slightly more than
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1. I can identify and demonstrate the difference between opaque, transparent, and translucent.
2. I can explain why we can or cannot see in the dark.
Success Criteria:
Lab materials provided
Glue/tape
Pen/pencil
Chromebook
INB
Today you will need:
Can you read in the dark?
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