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Shadows Drawing Worksheet

Several pictured scenes pair an object with a visible light-source position. Several pictured situations show both an object and the location of its light source. Learners draw the missing shadow in a position consistent with that light direction. The task turns a verbal definition into spatial reasoning, requiring students to imagine the path of light and place the shadow on the opposite side of the object.
Grades
Grades 2–5
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Updated Aug 29, 2021

Subject
Physics, Science
Topic
Energy, Light
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Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
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This Shadows Drawing Worksheet is a great way for students to learn about shadows and how they are created. By illustrations where shadows would be depending on the position of the sun and the objects, students will gain a better understanding of how shadows are created. This worksheet is a great resource for any teacher looking to teach their students about shadows.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Predict shadow position from the direction of a light source

  • Represent how an object blocks rays of light

Teaching tips

  • Let learners draw a straight ray from each light source toward the object before sketching the shadow on the opposite side.

Skills covered

  • Light reasoning — Relate source position to shadow location

  • Spatial representation — Draw a predicted shadow

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Core concepts

  • Shadows

  • Blocked light

  • Light-source position

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