Y8 Science Term 1 PPT 5 Camera and Eye (1) PDF

SLANT S-Sit up L-Listen A-Ask and answer questions N-Nod your head T-Track the speaker 1) when light passes through concave a lens it …………………… a. it refracts and diverges b. It reflects and diverges. c. It refracts and converges. d. it passes through lens without any change....

SLANT S-Sit up L-Listen A-Ask and answer questions N-Nod your head T-Track the speaker 1) when light passes through concave a lens it …………………… a. it refracts and diverges b. It reflects and diverges. c. It refracts and converges. d. it passes through lens without any change. 2) question : Describe the phenomenon happening in the diagram. ( Hint- use only 2 verbs) NNJR NNJR I Do We Do You Do Plenary  Answers 1) Light refracts and diverges 2) Light refracts and converges. NNJR NNJR I Do We Do You Do Plenary  SYLLABUS Syllubus NNJR NNJR LFQ I Do We Do You Do  Topic: Light. LFQ: How do cameras and eye work? Key Vocabulary Aperture Iris Cornea Shutter Sensor WILF: To identify the parts of camera and eye. To Interpret the functions of parts camera and eye. Evaluate the similarities and differences between cameras and eyes. NNJR NNJR LFQ I Do We Do You Do  WILF: to explain the main parts of camera Based on the description add correct labelling. Verbal AfL I Do Verbal AfL We Do You Do Plenary  WILF: to explain the main parts of camera Verbal AfL I Do Verbal AfL We Do You Do Plenary WILF: to explain the main parts of eye Human eye Verbal AfL I Do Verbal AfL We Do You Do Plenary WILF: Human eye parts and functions Verbal AfL I Do Verbal AfL We Do You Do Plenary WILF: Evaluate the similarities and differences between cameras and eyes. Verbal AfL I Do Verbal AfL We Do You Do Plenary  WILF: To compare and contrast concave and convex lenses Verbal AfL I Do Verbal AfL We Do Mini-Plenary You Do  WILF: To interpret the differences between Camera and eye camera eye similarities similarities differences differences Verbal AfL I Do Verbal AfL We Do Mini-Plenary You Do  WILF: To interpret the differences between Camera and eye Verbal AfL I Do Verbal AfL We Do Mini-Plenary You Do LFQ: How do cameras and eye work? 1. Which part of the eye controls the amount of light entering it? A) Cornea B) Lens C) Iris D) Retina 2. What is the function of the retina in the eye? A) To control light entering the eye B) To focus light onto a single point C) To detect light and send signals to the brain D) To protect the eye from dust 3. The lens in the eye adjusts shape to focus on objects at different distances. This process is called: A) Contraction B) Accommodation C) Reflection D) Magnification 4. What is the function of optic nerve? Verbal AfL I Do Verbal AfL We Do Mini-Plenary You Do  LFQ: How do cameras and eye work? ANSWERS 1. Answer: C) Iris 2. Answer: C) To detect light and send signals to the brain 3. Answer: B) Accommodation 4. It sends reflexes to brain from eye so that we sense what we see. Verbal AfL I Do Verbal AfL We Do Mini-Plenary You Do  LFQ: How do cameras and eye work? We Do Verbal AfL We Do Mini-Plenary You Do Plenary  LFQ: How do cameras and eye work? Learning Knowledge/Understanding(D/C) Analyzing(B/A) Evaluate/Create(A*) Bias Spatial Verbal 1. How does the eye allow us to see objects around 1. Can you explain how the lens in the Why do we sometimes see us?“ eye changes shape and why that’s afterimages, and how might this 2. What is the role of the pupil in the eye, and important for vision?" be similar to the persistence of how does it compare to a camera's aperture?" an image on a camera sensor?" We Do Verbal AfL We Do Mini-Plenary You Do Plenary  LFQ: How do cameras and eye work? Learnin Knowledge/Understanding(D/C) Analyzing(B/A) Evaluate/Create(A*) g bias ​Spatial ​Verbal 1. Afterimages happen because 1.The eye captures light that reflects off objects. This cells in the retina keep sending light enters through the cornea, passes through the 1. The lens changes shape to help signals for a short time even after pupil, and is focused by the lens onto the retina, us focus on objects at different the light is gone. Similarly, a camera where it is turned into signals that the brain can distances. When we look at sensor can sometimes retain a understand as images. something close, the lens becomes 'ghost image' if the light was too thicker, and when we look far away, intense or if there was a sudden 2.The pupil controls how much light enters the eye, it becomes thinner. This is similar change similar to the aperture in a camera, which can open to adjusting the focus on a or close to let in more or less light." camera." We Do Verbal AfL We Do Mini-Plenary You Do Plenary  LFQ: How do cameras and eye work? Extended challenge. Why might it be difficult to see colors in a dark room? In low-light conditions, rod cells are more active because they are more sensitive to light, while cone cells are less active. Since cone cells are responsible for color vision, the lack of light leads to a diminished ability to distinguish colors, making everything appear in shades of gray. We Do Verbal AfL We Do Mini-Plenary You Do Plenary  LFQ: How do cameras and eye work? Complete the table for comparing and camera I Do NNJR I Do We Do You Do Plenary  LFQ: How do cameras and eye work? I Do NNJR I Do We Do You Do Plenary