Light Sources
Emit & Reflect
Light Safety
Translucent, Transparent, Opaque
Other
100

What is natural light?

Light sources that exist naturally in the environment

100

What does it mean to emit?

Objects that produce their own light

100

Is it safe to stare directly at the Sun? Why or why not?

No because it can damage your eyes

100

What is transparent? Give 2 examples

An object that ALL light passes through

100
How is a shadow created?

Light travels in a straight line until it is blocked by an opaque object. The object creates a shadow.

200

What is artificial light?

Light that is created by humans. It is controlled and available when we need it.

200

What does it mean to reflect light?

Objects that do not produce their own light. They reflect light.

200

Name 4 ways to protect our eyes from the Sun

sun glasses, hat, shade, stay indoors, umbrella
200

What is translucent?

An object that SOME light passes through

200

What happens when light shines through a prism?

The light separates and creates a rainbow!

300

A lightbulb is...

artificial light source

300

Does the Moon emit or reflect?

reflect

300

Can you stare at the Sun with sunglasses on?

NO! Sunglasses do not protect from staring at the Sun

300

What is opaque?

An object that NO light passes through. It is solid.

300

What are the colours of the rainbow?

Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet

400

The Sun is...

natural light source

400

Does a lamp emit or reflect?

emit

400

What 2 things can be used to look at the Sun?

Welders glass helmet or a pinhole camera

400

Give 3 examples of translucent objects

Wax paper, frosted window, parchment paper

400

How does light travel?

In a straight line

500

Fire is...

natural light source

500

Does a desk emit or reflect?

reflect

500

It is safe to stare at a solar eclipse?

NO! It can be damaging to your eyes

500

Give 2 examples of translucent objects

window, plastic wrap 

500

What makes a good reflector?

It has to be smooth, shiny and flat (i.e. a mirror)