Can I Believe My Eyes? lesson 1 and 2

Which statement in an observation about the picture?

• There are 3 kids.

• It is summer.

• The kids are happy because the ice cream truck came through town.

Which statement is an observation about the picture.

• People are going to have a picnic in the field.

• There are clouds in the sky.

• It is spring.

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NGSS.K-ESS2-1

Which statement is an inference about the picture.

• There are people on the ride.

• The girl in the front has her arms up.

• The people are having fun.

Which statement is an inference about the picture.

• The batter is wearing a blue shirt.

• The batter hit a homerun.

• There is a person behind the catcher wearing black.

What was our main reason for looking at optical illusions at the beginning of our unit?

• to have fun

• to show how we all see the same exact thing

• to show how they will help us understand light

• To see if we were good at optical illusions

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NGSS.MS-LS1-8

What is the difference between seeing an object on the TV and seeing an object in real life?

• I see both objects the same exact way.

• I need a light source to see the object in real life.

• I do not need an additional light source to see the object on TV because the TV is a light source.

• I do not need a light source to see either object.

True or False

An image on TV is both an object and a light source at the same time.

• true

• false

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NGSS.MS-PS4-2

What was the reason for completing the activity where you had to find objects around the room?

• to show that you do not need light to see an object

• to show that we all see the same thing no matter where you are sitting

• to show that we need O.L.D.E. to see an object.

What are the 4 conditions needed to see something?

• light

• eyes

• direct path

• brain

• object

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NGSS.MS-LS1-8

During the finding object around the room activity, what was the purpose of finding the laptop twice, once with the lights off and once with the lights on?

• to show that you need eyes to see something

• to show that you need light to see something

• to show that you need a clear path to see something

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NGSS.4-PS4-2