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Light - Refraction Explained - Fully Resourced Lesson for Middle School

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Physics

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Grade 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

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<h3>The Light- Refraction Explained - Fully Resourced Lesson for Middle School</h3>

This comprehensive teaching resource focuses on the intriguing phenomenon of light refraction, tailored to learners from grades 5 through 9. With an engaging blend of activities and informational materials, this package delves into key subtopics including:

<ul> <li><b>Speed of light in different mediums</b></li> <li><b>Direction of bending based on density factors</b></li> <li><i>'Apparent depths' and 'experiencing lightning before thunder' phenomena.</i>>&ldquo/li> /"/ul> P>The Virtual Experiment feature stands out, where students can engage with angles of incidence and refraction within a semi-circular glass block setting.

This material comes packed with fifteen distinctive resources designed to encourage creative adaptation according to individual student strengths and available time. These include:

&ORAGE0 (This detailed worksheets supporting PowerPoint presentations) ^ Interactive activities like 'Cut-Stick' )Certifications like 'Flip It' (Fact Sheets able to accurately deliver key principles / l

Furthermore, these resources are integrated with literacy, oracy aspects along with self-assessment techniques encouraging skill enhancement in areas like public speaking and peer evaluation.

t/li> P>In addition is an exit ticket quiz as a helpful assessment tool at the end. And useful recommendations are also provided via a logically plotted flowchart assisting in optimal instructional planning.

& italics. (H4)A versatile tool for any educator in the realm of science & physics!

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