Anatomy of a Wave

Anatomy of a Wave

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2 minutes in the Breakout rooms!

What makes a wave a wave?

The distance from one point on a wave to the same point on the next wave

Wavelength

The distance from the top or bottom of the wave to the resting point.

Amplitude

Highest point of the wave

Crest

Lowest point of the wave

Trough

Labeling

Label the different parts of a wave:

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Crest

Trough

Wavelength

Amplitude

Match

Frequency- how often there is a completed wave cycle (wavelength) in a set amount of time.

When finding frequency, choose a spot on the wave and count the wavelengths (not just the total crests).

Match the wave with it's frequency

Frequency= 2

Frequency = 6

Frequency= 4

• Frequency= 2

• Frequency = 6

• Frequency= 4

Draw

Draw 2 waves:

1 wave = HIGH frequency

1 wave = LOW freqency

(frequency- how many wavelengths in a set time)

Hotspot

Which wave has the highest energy?

Drag and Drop

Waves have​

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​but their​

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is always the same.

Frequency-​

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of times a wave completes a cycle in a set ​

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.

As wavelength ​

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frequency DECREASES.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

energy

speed

number

time

INCREASES

Open Ended

What piece of information have you gained from the lesson?

(Doesn't have to be completely new thing you learned, maybe just that you added more information to what you already knew)