MONDAY
Today, you will discover how the eye uses light to see at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axpCN6Vj9p0 and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ti8QIfAIqqg.
Watch a video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJmVXARWLIY to discover how light energy reacts to opaque, translucent, and transparent objects.
In Student packet, students will complete "See-through materials".
In the comments section, tell me your name and explain how light helps your eyes to see.
TUESDAY
Learn about waves by completing "Waves and Currents" and "Making Waves".
In Comments, tell me your name and explain what a wave's amplitude is.
WEDNESDAY
From yesterday's lesson, review amplitude, wavelength, and frequency of waves.
Go to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sB8w2FvPsBA to see an example of a wave machine.
In Comments, tell me your name and explain how raising the amplitude changes the machine.
THURSDAY
Discover two types of natural resources from which we get energy, renewable and nonrenewable, at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLBK1ux5b7U and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kUE0BZtTRc
Play a game to sort natural resources at https://www.brainpop.com/games/sortifynaturalresources/ and, in comments, send your name and your score to me.
Juliana Faulkner: Monday. You must have light to see objects. The light bounces off an object and goes to your eyes. The filters in your eyes filer the amount of light so you can see the object.
ReplyDeleteDalton Holloway
ReplyDeleteI learned that light can help you see because you cant see objects in the dark. You cant see in the dark because there is no light to
reflect of the object.
Kiara Washington
ReplyDeleteI learned that light can help everyone see.because when it is dark we can not see since the light is not reflected on a object or glass and I learned that our eyes can control how much light we can we are suppose to take in.,and our pupils help us see I thought that our Iris help everyone see.ligt help reflecte on objects.
Juliana Faulkner-Tuesday: Amplitude is the length from the top of the crest to the bottom of the trough in a transverse wave.
ReplyDeleteHadley Bonner- Monday: I learned that your pupil takes in light. Light reflects off objects and your eye filters the light. Your retina sends electrical pulses to brain for images.
ReplyDeleteHadley Bonner- Tuesday: Amplitude is length from top of crest to bottom of wave.
ReplyDeleteKiara Washington,A wave amplitude moves energy from one place to another the highest point (crest) and the lowest point (trough).
ReplyDeleteDalton Holloway when he changed the amplitude it made the wave get bigger or stronger
ReplyDeleteJuliana Faulkner-Wednesday: when he raised the amplitude it made the wave get faster and stronger.
ReplyDeleteMelaina
ReplyDeleteMonday:Light is reflected off objects so that your eyes can see them.It`s travels in a straight line to your eyes
Tuesday:Amplitude is the difference between a waves resting position and it's peak.
Wednesday:It make the wave bigger.
Thursday:Game score:49
Kiara Washington,The more energy you put on the machine the more waves get bigger.
ReplyDeleteDalton Holloway Tuesday my game score was 43
ReplyDeleteJaida Johnson
ReplyDeleteMon- light bounces off an object and reflects so you can see.
Tues- Amplitude is how big the wave is from the crest to the bottom.
Wed- Makes the waves bigger and stronger.
Hadley Bonner- Wednesday- it made the waves bigger
ReplyDeleteHadley Bonner- Thursday 48
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ReplyDeleteTristan Muir Monday- some stuff is opaque and transparent and
ReplyDeleteothers translucent
Tues- amplitude is how the wave is form the crest to the bottom
wed- makes the wave bigger and stronger so it goes up and down more
Juliana Faulkner-Thursday: my score was 50!
ReplyDeletefor me the game is not working
ReplyDeletetristan muir the game is not working
ReplyDeleteKiara Washington,my score is 48
ReplyDeleteStevie Ewing
ReplyDeleteLight enters your cornea and your iris passes the the light to the back of your eyes. Your retina signals your brain to help you see.
Stevie Ewing
ReplyDeleteA waves amplitude is the distance from rest to peak.
Stevie Ewing
ReplyDeleteRaising the amplitude makes more energy and makes a bigger wave
Stevie Ewing score 48
ReplyDeleteJaida Johnson score was 48
ReplyDeleteMon-light bounces off a object to see it
ReplyDeleteTues-amplitude is the wave forms to the crest than the bottom
wed- makes the waves bigger and stronger Kylie Berry
Will Turner. Monday. Light helps my eyes to see by making things not dark so you can see them. It illuminates things.
ReplyDeleteWill Turner. Tuesday. A wave's amplitude is the measurement of a wave from Crest to crest.
ReplyDeleteWill Turner. Wednesday. Raising the amplitude changes the machine by making the waves bigger.
ReplyDeleteWill Turner. Thursday. Score = 42
ReplyDeleteEmilee Carver
ReplyDeleteMonday: Light strikes objects and it is then reflected back to our eyes.
Tuesday: A waves amplitude is the distance from rest to crest.
Wednesday: When he raised the amplitude it made the wave get bigger and stronger.
Thursday: Scored a 44.
Gregory Pollard "Waves and Currents" & "Making Waves"
ReplyDeleteAn amplitude is the height of a peak or a trough.
Trey Pavolini light hits an object the light reflects off object onto eyes so you can see this is for Mon 4/13
ReplyDeleteTrey Pavolini it is a measure of the displacement of the wave from its rest position Tuesday 4/14
ReplyDeleteTrey Pavolini raising amplitude or adding more energy made wave larger and stronger. Wed 4/15
ReplyDeletetrey pavolini solar renewable fossil fuel nonrenewable
ReplyDeleteWont let me play Trey Pavolini
ReplyDeleteGregory Pollard Wednesday 4/15 raising amplitude.
ReplyDeleteAdding more energy makes the wave bigger.
without light u will see darkness and with light u can see the things in life
ReplyDeleteadelyn cody raising amplitude makes the wave bigger
ReplyDeleteTrey Pavolini watched video on national Geo Explorer Ant Framers 4/21
ReplyDeleteSadie muir I watched the video about the human eye
ReplyDeleteGregory Pollard's score 62.
ReplyDeleteEmma Stockton
ReplyDeleteMonday- light passes to our eyes and then to object we are looking at to help us see
Tuesday- amplitude is length from highest point (crest) to lowest point (trough)
Wednesday- Raising amplitude makes waves bigger.
Juddson
ReplyDeleteMonday- the light went into the lens and then to the pupil and retina and helped you see the image.
refers to the maximum amount of displacement of a particle on the medium from its rest position.
ReplyDeleteMikey Reese
DeleteLight is reflected off of objects so your eyes are able to see them
ReplyDeleteJack Hardemon
amplitude is length from the highest point
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trough)
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