Transparent, Translucent, Opaque Light Text Reading, Experiment, Sort Activity

This interactive and hands-on experiment and sorting activity will allow your students to actually the difference between materials that are transparent, translucent and opaque. This is a great way to teach, practice and asses this tricky concept in a kinesthetic way! Use this for your upper elementary or middle school science class.

This product includes:

• Text reading with comprehension questions introducing light, reflection, transparent, translucent and opaque vocabulary.
• A simple experiment to test for how much light can go through a material with 2 levels of experiment worksheet.
• Several different levels of a cut and paste sorting activity
• A vocabulary review application project where students use the sort words in a diagram, story or comic strip

This product is designed to cater to all learners and ages with only simple materials required... [Glass Window, Paper Towel, White shirt, Aluminum foil, Wax paper, Wood

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