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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.
Unit Nonfiction Books

Light
low- Single-sided book
- Double-sided book
- Book Quiz
- Digital
- Single-sided book
- Double-sided book
- Book Quiz
- Digital
- Single-sided book
- Double-sided book
- Book Quiz
- Digital
Lesson Resources
- Nonfiction Book Teacher's Guide
- Discussion Cards
- Blank Discussion Cards
Process Activities
FOCUS Books
New

Luminescence in Nature
low- Single-sided
- Double-sided
- Teaching Tips
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Listen to Luminescence in Nature Read Luminescence in Nature See the Quiz for Luminescence in NatureDigital
New

Light Pollution
mid- Single-sided
- Double-sided
- Teaching Tips
- Digital
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Light and Art
mid- Single-sided
- Double-sided
- Teaching Tips
- Digital
New

Lighting Our World
mid- Single-sided
- Double-sided
- Teaching Tips
- Digital
New

Lasers
high- Single-sided
- Double-sided
- Teaching Tips
- Digital
Supporting Materials
Investigation Packs
Radiant Energy
- Complete Investigation Pack
- Investigation Pack Teacher's Guide
- I.File Response Sheet
- I.Files Teaching Tips
I.Files




Mystery File

Seismic Waves
- Digital
Science Fair Resources
Science Videos

Perceiving the Visible Spectrum
- Discussion Questions
- Video

Wearing Red: An Olympic Advantage?
- Discussion Questions
- Video

Why is the Sky Blue?
- Discussion Questions
- Video
Career Files

Pyrotechnician; Photographer; Eye Surgeon; Lighting Designer
- Digital
Quick Reads















Reading A-Z Books
Graphic Organizers
Science Diagrams

Electromagnetic Spectrum
- Digital

How Light Interacts with Objects
- Digital

How Rainbows Form
- Digital

Mixing Colors - Pigments and Light
- Digital

The Sense of Sight
- Digital
Game Packs