Anatomy of a Microscope

Anatomy of a Microscope- pg 49

Class Announcement Page
Go get your microscope and microscope box- Have them ready to rock!

Drag and Drop

When we talk about ​

Placeholder

objects when we talk about objects we can see. ​

Placeholder

is used when we need the help of a ​

Placeholder

to see an object.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

macroscopic

Microscopic

microscope

Multiple Choice

Do both light sources on your microscope turn on? Be sure to click your power button both ways to check.

• Yes, the both turn on

• No, only the bottom lights turn on

• No, only to top turns on

• No, the light do not turn on at all

Match

Match the following

Bread

Sponge

Grasshopper

Intestines

• Bread

• Sponge

• Grasshopper

• Intestines

Draw

Arm

base

focus knob

objective

stage clip

Magnification- how many times larger the image appears

Objective # x eyepiece (10) = TOTAL

Magnification

I am looking through my microscope at a specimine. It is difficult to see so I change my objective magnification to 40x.
What is my total magnification?

Math Response

Objective x eyepiece = TOTAL

I am looking through my microscope at a specimen. It is difficult to see so I change my objective magnification to 10x.
What is my total magnification?

Write the equation and answer in the answer box.

Type answer here

Correct Answer: 10\times10=100

Deg^°

Rad

Labelling

Objectives magnify their number more than the eyepiece.

ALWAYS start on the lowest objective.

In the chat write the number of the LOWEST objective.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

40x

4x

10x

Practice your Magnification on your notes
We have already done 2 of these in practice- have you written them down?

​

​Notes- pg 49

Open Ended

Let's Microscope!!!

What slide are you looking at AND share what it looks like!

Change slides- which are you looking at now? How is it different from the last one?