In this illuminating program, your students will explore the mysteries of light and colour, discovering the answers to questions like 'What is refraction?' and 'Why does mixing coloured light make white, yet mixing coloured paints makes black?'.
With hands-on experiments and engaging activities, your students will develop a deep understanding of the properties of light and colour and how they affect the world around us.
Following this 60 minute video, 16 x short form videos & student experiments & activities, your students will understand;
- the light spectrum
- translucent, transparent, opaque
- how an image is formed
- refraction vs reflecting light
- fluorescence & thermochromism
- UV light & much more!
Curriculum links across Australia, USA, Canada & New Zealand (see below for specific linkages)
> Australian Curriculum
> NSW Science Syllabus
> Victorian F - 10 Science Curriculum
> US Next Generation Science Standards
> The Ontario Curriculum
> The New Zealand Curriculum
Includes 9 printable PDF experiments to run in class plus student quizzes, a sample marking rubric, scope & sequence, cross-curricular teaching ideas, student project ideas, common student misconceptions to be aware of as well as Australian, USA, Canadian & New Zealand curriculum outcomes, crossword, word search, experiment templates and a risk assessment template.
Optional materials to have on-hand include water, cardboard, coloured markers (or pencils), paper, a bottle, a tray, 3 flashlights, red/green/blue cellophane, rubber bands, detergent, a plate, straw, salt, plastic mirror, wooden kebab sticks, milk, a spotlight & a clear plastic tub