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Light Energy
Our universe and our world are awash in light. This unit helps students explore the nature of light, the movement of light, natural and man-made sources of light, and the special behaviors and properties of light. It also explores how colors are formed and how the human eye enables us to see.
Overview Resources
Unit Nonfiction Books
Light
low- Single-sided book | Projectable
- Double-sided book
- Book Quiz | Projectable
- Read eBook
- Listen eBook
- eQuiz
mid
- Single-sided book | Projectable
- Double-sided book
- Book Quiz | Projectable
- Read eBook
- Listen eBook
- eQuiz
high
Lesson Resources
Process Activities
Supporting Materials
Show Me Only
Activities
Additional Reading
Comprehension Support
Vocabulary
Investigation Packs
Radiant Energy
I.Files
Mystery File
Seismic Waves
Science Fair Resources
Science Fair Project Ideas
Science Videos
Perceiving the Visible Spectrum
Wearing Red: An Olympic Advantage?
Why is the Sky Blue?
Career Files
Pyrotechnician; Photographer; Eye Surgeon; Lighting Designer
Quick Reads
Reading A-Z Books
Telescopes - Level Z
Graphic Organizers
Ask and Answer Questions
Word Smart
Retelling Rubrics
Nonfiction Retelling Rubric
Science Diagrams
Electromagnetic Spectrum
How Light Interacts with Objects
How Rainbows Form
Mixing Colors - Pigments and Light
The Sense of Sight
Activity Sheet
Light Waves
Game Packs
Complete Light EnergyGame Pack
Image Cards
Vocabulary Cards
Vocabulary Cards
Light Energy
Word Work
Crossword; Word Search; Fill in the Blank; Matching
