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Science TEKS 5.6C Lesson plan
2015
TEKS
5.6C
Demonstrate that light travels in a straight line until it
strikes an object or travels through one medium to another,
and demonstrate that light can be reflected, such as the use
of mirrors or other shiny surfaces, and refracted, such as the
appearance of an object when observed through water.
Activity 1
Vocabulary
Activity
: 5.6C Vocabulary Activity Sheet
Vocabulary words:
Reflection, Refraction, Medium, Prism
Use the 5.6C Camp ppt to direct teach Reflection, Refraction,
Medium and Prism
Song
: Teach the Reflection/Refraction Song
Activity 2
Hands-On
Activity
Use the 5.6C ppt to introduce the hands-on activity.
Read the excerpts from
Hatchet
by Gary Paulsen.
What did
the boy need to know in order to catch a fish? Explain that
the students will move through stations to determine if the
items at the stations reflect (bounce) or refract (bend) light.
Changing light station activity.
Activity 3
Explicit
Review of
Content
Use the ppt
to review the
Changing light station activity.
Vocabulary Review:
Reflection, Refraction, Medium, Prism
Vocabulary Direct Teach
: Lens, Binoculars, Mirror,
Microscope
Bill Nye Video
https://
www.youtube.com
/
watch?
v
=fD1544bM_c4
Review Hatchet scenario
- refraction
Song
: Review the Reflection/Refraction Song
Simon Says:
Reflection – Bounce,
Refraction – Bend
Activity 4
STAAR Review
Questions
Use RULES
7 questions have been included in the ppt.
Student copies are in the folder
Materials
5.6C ppt, 5.6C Vocabulary activity sheet (one per student),
Changing light activity sheet (one per student), mirror
(reflection), hand lens (refraction), aluminum foil
(reflection), binoculars (refraction), microscope (refraction),
eyeglasses (refraction), prism (refraction), metal spoons
(reflection), pencil beaker and water (refraction), CD
(reflection). 5.6C test question worksheet (one per student).
Station labels
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Question 9
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Select ALL the correctly matched terms:
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monochromatic: emits one wavelength of light
collimated: parallel rays of light
polarized: electric field oscillates between two perpendicular planes
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a) 30 ppm
b) 45 ppm
c) 60 ppm
d) 75 ppm
e) 90 ppm
15. Deviations from Beer's law are observed when
measurements are made
a) with highly concentrated solutions
b) using polychromatic light sources
c) in the presence of stray light
all of these
e) none of these
16. Photometric assays typically involve measuring
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a) maximize sensitivity
b) maximize selectivity
c) maximize accuracy
d) maximize precision
e) maximize detection limit
17. The calibration curves shown at the right indicate the
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