Light and Shadow Week 2- Opaque and Transparent

Light and Shadow Week 2- Opaque and Transparent

What are the differences?

Important words to remember

Opaque, shadow, translucent, and transparent

If we can see through it, that means it is transparent.

Multiple Choice

Which of these objects can you see through? The magnifier or the vase?

Multiple Choice

Which of these objects is transparent? The magnifier or the vase?

Open Ended

Why do you thing we need to see through things sometimes?

Opaque means you cannot see through it unless you have x-ray vision

Multiple Choice

Which of these objects can you NOT see through? The magnifier or the vase?

Multiple Choice

Which of these objects is opaque? The magnifier or the vase?

I cannot see through the apple, so that means the apple is opaque.

Multiple Choice

Apples are opaque because we cannot see through them. Yes or No?

• yes

• no

Fill in the Blank

What happens to the light in the room if you close the curtains?

translucent means some light gets through, so we can see through the object a little, but not all the way

you can see through the jelly and balloons, but not very clearly. This means they are translucent.

Multiple Choice

Which of these objects can you see through a little? The bubble or the vase?

Multiple Choice

Which of these items is translucent? The bubbles or the vase?

Multiple Choice

Are the eye glasses transparent or opaque?

• transparent

• opaque

Multiple Choice

Is the jar transparent or opaque?

• transparent

• opaque

Multiple Choice

Is the plate transparent or opaque?

• transparent

• opaque

Multiple Choice

Is the beach ball transparent or opaque?

• transparent

• opaque

Multiple Choice

Are people transparent or opaque?

• transparent

• opaque

Open Ended

What did you learn today?