Waves Light and Sound Interactive Notebook Distance Learning

Description

Your students will love these engaging activities for their science interactive notebooks. Most of the activities are differentiated.

A google classroom distance learning version is included so you’re all set whether you have face to face classes or have to teach remotely.

LIGHT – Properties of light, luminous and non-luminous objects, reflection, refraction, mirrors, lenses, transparent, translucent and opaque are all covered.

SOUND -Properties of sound, sound waves, echoes, constructive/destructive interference are all covered.

Included in this resource are:

LIGHT

• Properties of Light Comic – With these comics students read a supplied text and then make their own comic using the images supplied. A differentiated version is included. This will really let their creativity loose!
• Let’s Reflect Comic – concave and convex mirrors, periscopes
• Let’s Refract Comic – this focuses (!) on concave and convex lenses and their uses
•  Worksheets and Foldables

SOUND

• Good Vibrations! – With these comics students read a supplied text and then make their own comic using the images supplied. A differentiated version is included. This will really let their creativity loose!
• Sound Waves Comic – amplitude, frequency, ultrasound
• Reflected Sound Comic – echoes, echo location, sonar
• Decibel range
• Worksheets and Foldables

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