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Targets:
Targets:
Physics Target 09-01: I can describe the principles of reflection and predict images in mirrors.
Physics Target 09-02: I can describe the principles of refraction and predict images from lenses.
Text Objectives:
Text Objectives:
9:1 Given the direction of light striking a reflective surface, predict the path of the reflected light.
9:2 Draw ray diagrams for plane mirrors, convex mirrors and concave mirrors and use the diagram to predict the location of an image, whether the image is real or virtual, erect or inverted, and larger or smaller than the object.
9:3 Calculate index of refraction.
9:4 Describe the process of total internal reflection.
9:5 Draw ray diagrams for convex and concave lenses and use the diagram to predict the location of an image, whether the image is real or virtual, erect or inverted, and larger or smaller than the object.
9:6 Explain how the human eye focuses light and causes of nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism.
Activities for Physics Unit 09 Reflection and Refraction
Activities for Physics Unit 09 Reflection and Refraction
Images, Images, Images PRISMS V-6 Exploration and Images (Hewitt Lab 75)
Don’t Shatter My Image (PRISMS V-7.1) Concept Development
Pepper’s Ghost Hewitt 76 W151 (Reflections in Double Pane Glass)
The Kaleidoscope PRISMS V-9 Application
The Right Stuff from Right Angle Mirrors PRISMS V-10 Application
Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall (V-8 PRISMS) Application
Lab 34 Curved Mirror Images (Merrill)
Power Points for Physics Unit 09 Reflection and Refraction
Power Points for Physics Unit 09 Reflection and Refraction
Math Packet
Math Packet
13-2 Reflection, Converging and Diverging Mirrors
Chapter Concept Development Guides
Chapter Concept Development Guides
29-4 Refraction and Snell's Law
30-2 Lenses - Converging and Diverging
Hewitt Drew It!
Hewitt Drew It!
Next Time Questions - Reflection
Next Time Questions - Reflection
Next Time Question: Fermat Reflection
Next Time Question: Minimum-Size Mirror
Next Time Question: Mirror Image Distance
Next Time Question: Pocket Mirror
Next Time Question: Bridge Reflection
Next Time Question: Reflection on Water
Next Time Questions - Refraction
Next Time Questions - Refraction
Next Time Question: Refraction in Water
Next Time Question: Spear Fishing
Next Time Question: Laser Direction
Next Time Question Under Water Vision
Next Time Question: Red Lunar Eclipse
Videos and Interactives
Videos and Interactives
The Physics Classroom - Reflection and the Ray Model of Light
Lesson 1 Reflection and its Importance
Lesson 2 Image Formation in Plane Mirrors
Lesson 3 Concave Mirrors
Lesson 4 Convex Mirrors
The Physics Classroom - Refraction and the Ray Model of Light
Lesson 1 Refraction at a Boundary
Lesson 2 The Mathematics of Refraction including Snell's Law
Lesson 3 Total Internal Reflection
Lesson 4 Interesting Refraction Phenomena - Prisms and Rainbows
Lesson 5 Image Formation by Lenses
Lesson 6 The Eye
The Physics Classroom Interactives Reflection and Mirrors
Who Can See Who?
Optics Bench - Mirrors
Name that Image (Mirror Version)
The Physics Classroom Interactives Refraction and Lenses
Refraction
Least Time Principle
Optics Bench - Lenses
The Physics Classroom Review Sessions
Reflection and Refraction Use web code csd - 4290
Lenses Use web code csd - 4300
Bozeman Science - Refraction of Light
Bozeman Science - Ray Diagram Mirrors
Bozeman Science - Ray Diagram Lenses
Crash Course Physics: #38 Geometric Optics
Crash Course Physics #39 Light is Waves
A+ Physics
AP 1 Physics - topic not covered
Reflection
Mirrors
Refraction
Lenses
Reagents Physics - topic not covered
Khan Academy - Geometric Optics
Reflection and Refraction including Snell's Law
Mirrors
Lenses
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