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Introduction 5
Science Fairs 7
The Scientific Method 8
Safety List 10
Building a Light Box 12
Making Masks 15
Other Materials You Will Need 22
Reflection of Light, Images, and Shadows 23
The Basic Law of Reflection 24
Where Is the Image in a Plane Mirror? 28
A Model to Explain Mirror Images 31
A Third and Different Image 35
Many Images 38
Reflection and a Concave Mirror 40
Another Kind of Image 45
Shadows: More Evidence That Light Travels in Straight Lines 49
Light, Shadows, and Distance 54
Light Intensity (Brightness) 56
Refraction: The Bending of Light 59
Bending Light 60
Bending Light with a Convex Lens 63
A Model of a Convex Lens 66
Focal Length of a Convex Lens 69
A Better Model of a Convex Lens 72
Using a Convex Lens as a Magnifying Glass 75
A Model of the Human Eye 79
A Rainbow from Your Light Box 81
Light and Color 83
Mixing Light of Different Colors 84
A Shadow with Colored Stripes 87
Mixing a Primary Color with Its Complementary Color 90
Colored Objects in Colored Light 92
Analyzing Color with a Diffraction Grating 95
More About Light and Color 100
Subtracting Colored Light with Liquids 101
Scattering and Colored Light in the Sky 105
Afterimages 110
Mysterious Colored Shadows 113
Science Supply Companies 117
Further Reading 123
Internet Addresses 124
Index 125
About the Author 128
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Richard Necklen
reviewed Physics Projects with a Light Box You Can Build on January 08, 2021
Physics Projects with a Light Box You Can Build
Summary/A Thoughtful Review:
If I could give a book 6 stars, Toys Go Out DEFINITELY deserves it!! In this short chapter book (appropriate for all ages, but would make a FANTASTIC read aloud of primary students), readers become a part of the "toy world," following the experiences, challenges, and emotions of three toys owned by the Little Girl: Lumphy, a stuffed buffalo, Stingray, a stuffed stingray, and Plastic (who later discovers he is a ball!). In these six "linked stories," we are first introduced to the three friends as they experience the tosseling trip in the Little Girl's backpack together while being transported to "Show and Tell." In the other stories, we feel their anxieties and fears as Plastic questions his own identity, determined to know what it means to be "plastic," peanut butter-covered Lumphy must face the WASHING MACHINE, and Stringray discovers he is a "Dry Clean Only" stingray meaning he cannot float! Through the poetic-like structure of this text, Emily Jenkins' work speaks of self-discovery, adventure, imagination, and most importantly, friendship! Her choice of words creates beautiful images in the reader's mind, taking us to a world familiar, yet so foreign at the same time! I cannot wait to start this as a read aloud with my first grade students!
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