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<p>A3 revision summary sheet covering sound waves, hearing &amp; the ear, light waves, reflection, refraction, colour and the eye.</p>

<p>light-and-sound-worksheets 140 page lesson and worksheet pack complete with summative assessments.</p> <p>light-and-sound-worksheets includes;</p> <ul> <li>9 lessons on sound</li> <li>10 lessons on light</li> <li>teacher checklist per lesson for two outcomes</li> <li>summative assessments</li> <li>cover pages if you wish to make student booklets</li> </ul> <p>Please check your printer settings prior to printing (e.g. fit to page, print in printable area).</p> <p>This unit fits well with the literature unit ‘What the ladybird heard’ which I have created in my store.</p> <p>Please provide a review.</p>

<p>A unique set of activities that will engage your students focus, ignite their learning and strengthen your L &amp; S unit of work.</p> <p>**Spelling Board Game **- L &amp; S themed words<br /> 2x A4 playing boards - join together. Enlarge to A3 for best results<br /> 54 squares on the playing board.</p> <p>16 Game words - In addition, use the Game Word Template option to create your own words for the Spelling Game</p> <p>Game instructions</p> <p>Game Life Cards</p> <p>**Spelling Worksheet Template **- Type in your own Daily Themed Target word - 10 questions on each sheet. Edit the questions to suit your own targets</p> <p>**Homework Activities x 3 ** to take around 30 minutes for each activity based on the L &amp; S theme</p> <p>**Creative Writing Prompt **- L &amp; S Adventure</p> <p><strong>Crossword</strong> - L &amp; S theme</p> <p>**Powerpoint Quiz **- L &amp; S theme</p> <p>**Comprehension x2 **worksheet- L &amp; S theme</p> <p>**Cloze **Exercise worksheet- L &amp; S theme</p> <p>**Word Search **worksheet- L &amp; S theme</p> <p>**Certificate Template **- edit and use as necessary</p>

<p>Perfect lesson resource for KS3 Physics! A fully differentiated and resourced lesson that assists students in learning about how sound is produced and how it travels. Students will describe how sound is produced, explain why the speed of sound is different in different materials, and contrast the speed of sound and the speed of light.</p> <p>The resource includes a detailed and engaging lesson PowerPoint with differentiated activities, worksheet and quizzes for students to complete. This resource is part of the Sound topic and has been created for the delivery of the Activate KS3 Science course. Also great for GCSE Science.</p> <p><em>Included:<br /> 20 slides in total for the lesson PPT<br /> Differentiated worksheet and answers</em></p>

<p>Two PowerPoints, explaining the basics of Sound and Lighting design skills for Edexcel GCSE Drama Comp 3 Section B Live Theatre Evaluation</p>

<ul> <li>KS3 Lesson on light and sound waves</li> <li>One hour lesson complete with Powerpoint and all student activities</li> </ul>

This resource shows keywords organised into a concept map which is colour coded in three different ways. This might serve as a revision resource for students, or for staff when planning a course. Further information about the association mapping process used to develop it can be found on the website. Comments and ideas welcomed. Thanks for looking! Keywords: concept map, mind map, light, sound

<p>Light and Sound Inquiry Science</p> <p>Make science come alive with this Light and Sound Inquiry Science Investigation! This hands-on resource guides students through an in-depth exploration of light and sound with structured activities, inquiry-based learning, and engaging recording sheets. Each section includes explicit teaching notes and multiple activity sheets, making it easy to adapt for diverse learners.</p> <p>What’s Included?</p> <p>Engage – Defining Light and Sound</p> <ul> <li>Introduce students to key concepts with a KWHL chart to track learning.</li> <li>Use the unit cover page for student notebooks (STEAM Book).</li> <li>Share the learning rubric to establish clear expectations.</li> <li>Define light and sound through photos and student descriptions.</li> <li>Build vocabulary with a Word Wall and an A-Z Key.</li> <li>Explore spelling word lists related to the theme.</li> <li>Use technology to research light and sound concepts.</li> </ul> <p>Explore – Light and Sound Surprises</p> <ul> <li>Conduct a sorting task using engaging graphics.</li> <li>Facilitate an extended brainstorming activity on light and sound.</li> <li>Guide students through categorizing words into relevant themes.</li> <li>Encourage peer discussions to refine understanding.</li> <li>Document findings and reflections in the STEAM Book.</li> </ul> <p>Explain – Comparing Light and Sound</p> <ul> <li>Facilitate a whole-class discussion on emerging ideas and questions.</li> <li>Revisit the KWHL chart to check for answered questions.</li> <li>Introduce “What is Sound?” and “What is Light?” posters.</li> <li>Conduct sensory observations of light and sound in the classroom.</li> <li>Share and display fact cards about light and sound.</li> </ul> <p>Elaborate – Becoming Light and Sound Detectives</p> <ul> <li>Explore the five senses and their connection to light and sound.</li> <li>Identify natural and artificial light sources.</li> <li>Classify sounds by volume and duration.</li> <li>Use Venn Diagrams to compare light and sound properties.</li> <li>Develop deeper inquiries with the Question Matrix.</li> </ul> <p>Evaluate and Celebrate – Showcase Learning</p> <ul> <li>Design a communication tool to present findings.</li> <li>Create a musical instrument prototype.</li> <li>Design sound and light posters.</li> <li>Reflect on learning progress and self-assessment.</li> </ul> <p>Why This Resource?</p> <ul> <li>Inquiry-Based Approach – Encourages critical thinking and student-led exploration.</li> <li>Hands-On Activities – Engages students with sorting, categorizing, and designing tasks.</li> <li>Comprehensive Coverage – Covers key concepts, vocabulary, and real-world applications.</li> <li>Flexible and Adaptable – Includes multiple activity sheets for differentiated instruction.</li> <li>Assessment Tools – Learning rubrics and reflection sheets are included.</li> </ul> <p>Preview<br /> Check out the preview before purchasing to see exactly what’s included in this Light and Sound Inquiry Science Investigation!</p> <p>51���� &amp; Usage<br /> © Paula’s Place – This product is for personal classroom use only. For multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses. Unauthorized sharing or distribution is prohibited.</p>

Sound and Light: This is a mini-bundle of my sound energy and light energy cootie catchers. Playing directions and folding Directions (with pictures) are Included.<br /> <br /> Important: All these Cootie Catchers sell for $5.10; as a bundle they are 20% off, for $3.95!<br /> <br /> Sound and Light Topics and Vocabulary: <br /> <br /> ♦ Sound Energy<br /> Vocabulary: Sound energy, Sound wave, Compression, Rarefaction, <br /> Medium, Vibration, Echo, Ear <br /> ♦ Light Energy<br /> Vocabulary: Spectrum, Refraction, Prism, Concave lens, <br /> Convex lens, Transparent, Translucent, Opaque

<p>Media studies GCSE Lighting and Sound lessons including interactive clips and station exercise.</p> <p>Differentiated station sheets.</p> <p>Speaking and listening skills through presentations.</p> <p>Challenge links to Barthes, Propps and Maslow.</p>

<p>An engaging PowerPoint learning about The Volume of Different Sounds. It includes a stimulating starter, lesson objectives, key scientific skills, vocabulary, literacy, an exciting investigation, opportunity for class discussion and a plenary.</p>

A fully differentiated lesson on frequency, that fits with the AQA Light and Sound KS3 Scheme of Work and could also be used for GCSE. All activities have the resources included.

<p>A fun and interactive double lesson learning about different camera angles, lighting and sound. Can also be used for revision purposes.<br /> Students learn about a range of different camera angles, lighting choices and their effects. Students also learn the different between diegetic and non-diegetic sound and consider how all of these choices create meaning. Students then apply their learning to independently answer an exam style question before reviewing their learning.</p>

<p>Scanned from my sketch book.</p> <p>This activity is a great way to summarise a topic and challenge pupils on a range of concepts covered. Pupils should write the name of each character, decide whether they agree or disagree with the statement and justify their decision. This can be used to promote pupil discussion in the classroom. The imagery in the middle of the sheet can be used to help pupils make their decisions.</p> <p>Tips:<br /> Replace the names of the characters with pupils in your own class by putting a sticky note over the top and writing in :)</p> <p>After printing, trim the bottom and side for a perfect fit for pupil exercise books :)</p>

Unit of work for Light and Sound

introduction to light and sound waves, simple lesson with emphasis on literacy - comprehension.

Light power point - used it as a revision guide for year 6 SATs work, but great starting point for KS 3 light work