DoNow: What are the ray approximations used for lenses? How are they different from the rays used for curved mirrors? What are the sign conventions used for lenses?
AIM: I can describe how to represent the relationship of focal length, object distance and image distance using the particle theory of light to create ray drawings, in equations, and a graph.
Activities:
- Share-Submit Total Internal Reflection (photo assignment)
- Submit Refraction WS6; Refraction WS7, And I Feel HW; Reading Notes Ch26.6 CE11, CE13, CE15, P61
- Tableshare Refraction WS8; Calc-you-later HW; Reading Notes Ch26.7 CE17, CE19, P63, P69
- Complete Focal Length of Lenses Lab
Homework:
Review for the Refraction TEST and ...have we had a random collection of notebooks yet?
Due: Refraction WS8; Calc-you-later HW; Reading Notes Ch26.7 CE17, CE19, P63, P69
Coming Up:
Refraction Wrap-Up
Focal Length of Lenses Lab, Due: Tue., 07Nov
What do you think about Refraction? WS; Refraction of Light Phenomenon WS, Due: Fri., 03Nov17
Refraction TEST: Fri., 03Nov17
Monday, October 30, 2017
Friday, October 27, 2017
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Thursday, October 26, 2017
Math of Lenses
DoNow: What are the two shapes of lenses and the sign conventions of their focal length? How do they compare with curved mirrors? (notes)
AIM: I can use key vocabulary to describe the application of the optics equation previously used for mirrors to the lenses. I can identify how the sign reveals the image formed and the type of lens.
Activities:
- Submit Comp-light-ated HW; Refraction Phenomenon & Refraction WS5
- Submit Illustrated Mnemonic: Acronym SpA
- Submit Refraction of Light Lab and CER
- Tableshare Refraction WS6; Refraction WS7, And I Feel HW; Reading Notes Ch26.6 CE11, CE13, CE15, P61
- Magnification Equation (notes)
- The Math of Lenses Reading & Refraction WS8
- 2 Lens System Math (notes)
- Calc-you-later HW
- Focal Length of Lenses Lab
- Reading Notes Ch26.7 CE17, CE19, P63, P69
Homework:
Complete Refraction WS8; Calc-you-later HW; Focal Length of Lenses Lab; Reading Notes Ch26.7 CE17, CE19, P63, P69
Due: Refraction WS6; Refraction WS7, And I Feel HW; Reading Notes Ch26.6 CE11, CE13, CE15, P61
Coming Up:
Measuring the Focal Length of a Lens
Total Internal Reflection (photo assignment), Due: Mon., 30Oct17
What do you think about Refraction? WS; Refraction of Light Phenomenon WS, Due: Fri., 03Nov17
Refraction TEST: Fri., 03Nov17
AIM: I can use key vocabulary to describe the application of the optics equation previously used for mirrors to the lenses. I can identify how the sign reveals the image formed and the type of lens.
Activities:
- Submit Comp-light-ated HW; Refraction Phenomenon & Refraction WS5
- Submit Illustrated Mnemonic: Acronym SpA
- Submit Refraction of Light Lab and CER
- Tableshare Refraction WS6; Refraction WS7, And I Feel HW; Reading Notes Ch26.6 CE11, CE13, CE15, P61
- Magnification Equation (notes)
- The Math of Lenses Reading & Refraction WS8
- 2 Lens System Math (notes)
- Calc-you-later HW
- Focal Length of Lenses Lab
- Reading Notes Ch26.7 CE17, CE19, P63, P69
Homework:
Complete Refraction WS8; Calc-you-later HW; Focal Length of Lenses Lab; Reading Notes Ch26.7 CE17, CE19, P63, P69
Due: Refraction WS6; Refraction WS7, And I Feel HW; Reading Notes Ch26.6 CE11, CE13, CE15, P61
Coming Up:
Measuring the Focal Length of a Lens
Total Internal Reflection (photo assignment), Due: Mon., 30Oct17
What do you think about Refraction? WS; Refraction of Light Phenomenon WS, Due: Fri., 03Nov17
Refraction TEST: Fri., 03Nov17
Tuesday, October 24, 2017
Lens Ray Drawings
DoNow: Remember the landmarks for curved mirrors? What do you think the landmarks for lenses will be? Which lens do you think will form both real and virtual images? Which lens do you think will have a negative focal point? (notes)
AIM: I can use key vocabulary to describe the landmarks and ray paths of thin lenses and use previous work with light reflection in curved to compare and contrast refraction and image formation in lenses.
Activities:
- Submit Any Outstanding Work
- Tableshare Comp-light-ated HW; Refraction Phenomenon & Refraction WS5
- Review Total Internal Reflection (photo assignment)
- Thin Lens Landmarks & Rays (notes)
- Thin Lens Refraction Reading & Refraction WS6
- Refraction WS7
- And I Feel HW
- Reading Notes Ch26.6 CE11, CE13, CE15, P61
Homework:
AIM: I can use key vocabulary to describe the landmarks and ray paths of thin lenses and use previous work with light reflection in curved to compare and contrast refraction and image formation in lenses.
Activities:
- Submit Any Outstanding Work
- Tableshare Comp-light-ated HW; Refraction Phenomenon & Refraction WS5
- Review Total Internal Reflection (photo assignment)
- Thin Lens Landmarks & Rays (notes)
- Thin Lens Refraction Reading & Refraction WS6
- Refraction WS7
- And I Feel HW
- Reading Notes Ch26.6 CE11, CE13, CE15, P61
Homework:
Complete Refraction WS6; Refraction WS7 And I Feel HW; Reading Notes Ch26.6 CE11, CE13, CE15, P61
Due: Comp-light-ated HW; Refraction Phenomenon & Refraction WS5
Coming Up:
The Lens Equation
Total Internal Reflection (photo assignment), Due: Mon., 30Oct17
Illustrated Mnemonic: Acronym SpA, Due: Thu., 26Oct17
Refraction of Light Lab and CER & **printable protractor**, Due: Thu., 26Oct17
What do you think about Refraction? WS; Refraction of Light Phenomenon WS, Due: TBA
Refraction TEST: TBA
Due: Comp-light-ated HW; Refraction Phenomenon & Refraction WS5
Coming Up:
The Lens Equation
Total Internal Reflection (photo assignment), Due: Mon., 30Oct17
Illustrated Mnemonic: Acronym SpA, Due: Thu., 26Oct17
Refraction of Light Lab and CER & **printable protractor**, Due: Thu., 26Oct17
What do you think about Refraction? WS; Refraction of Light Phenomenon WS, Due: TBA
Refraction TEST: TBA
Friday, October 20, 2017
White Light Refraction and Diffraction
DoNow: What colors make up white light? (Roy G Biv video)
AIM: I can use key vocabulary to describe the phenomenon of TIR, which causes mirage and describe the phenomenon of white light diffraction into the component colors.
Activities:
- Submit Reading Notes 26.5 (Total Internal Reflection to end) CQ7, CQ11, CQ13; P49; Refraction WS4; Refraction WS3
- Tableshare Any Outstanding Work
- 2016 AP Physics 2 Free Response #2
- Total Internal Reflection (photo assignment)
- White Light Refraction (notes)
- Archer Fish video
- Refraction Phenomenon & Refraction WS5
- Comp-light-ated HW
Homework:
Complete Comp-light-ated HW; Refraction Phenomenon & Refraction WS5
Due: Any Outstanding Work
Coming Up:
Lens Ray Drawings
Total Internal Reflection (photo assignment), Due: Mon., 30Oct17
Illustrated Mnemonic: Acronym SpA, Due: Thu., 26Oct17
Refraction of Light Lab and CER & **printable protractor**, Due: Thu., 26Sep17
What do you think about Refraction? WS; Refraction of Light Phenomenon WS, Due: TBA
Refraction TEST: TBA
AIM: I can use key vocabulary to describe the phenomenon of TIR, which causes mirage and describe the phenomenon of white light diffraction into the component colors.
Activities:
- Submit Reading Notes 26.5 (Total Internal Reflection to end) CQ7, CQ11, CQ13; P49; Refraction WS4; Refraction WS3
- Tableshare Any Outstanding Work
- 2016 AP Physics 2 Free Response #2
- Total Internal Reflection (photo assignment)
- White Light Refraction (notes)
- Archer Fish video
- Refraction Phenomenon & Refraction WS5
- Comp-light-ated HW
Homework:
Complete Comp-light-ated HW; Refraction Phenomenon & Refraction WS5
Due: Any Outstanding Work
Coming Up:
Lens Ray Drawings
Total Internal Reflection (photo assignment), Due: Mon., 30Oct17
Illustrated Mnemonic: Acronym SpA, Due: Thu., 26Oct17
Refraction of Light Lab and CER & **printable protractor**, Due: Thu., 26Sep17
What do you think about Refraction? WS; Refraction of Light Phenomenon WS, Due: TBA
Refraction TEST: TBA
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
Measuring Refraction (Welcome Back!)
DoNow: How are index of refraction, optical density, apparent speed of light, wavelength and frequency of light, direction of refraction with respect to the normal related?
AIM: I can describe how to use refraction of monochromatic light at the boundary to identify an unknown medium and describe some phenomenon caused by refraction and diffraction of white light.
Activities:
- Submit The T in Total Reflection HW
- Tableshare Reading Notes 26.5 (Total Internal Reflection to end) CQ7, CQ11, CQ13; P49; Refraction WS4; Refraction WS3
- Stop to Think About Measuring Refraction
- 2013 AP Physics B Free Response #3
- 2016 AP Physics 2 Free Response #2
- Refraction Phenomenon & Refraction WS5
- Comp-light-ated HW
Homework:
Complete Comp-light-ated HW; Refraction Phenomenon & Refraction WS5
Due: Reading Notes 26.5 (Total Internal Reflection to end) CQ7, CQ11, CQ13; P49; Refraction WS4; Refraction WS3
Coming Up:
Thin Lens Refraction
Illustrated Mnemonic: Acronym SpA, Due: Thu., 26Oct17
Refraction of Light Lab and CER & **printable protractor**, Due: Thu., 26Oct17
What do you think about Refraction? WS; Refraction of Light Phenomenon WS, Due: TBA
Refraction TEST: TBA
AIM: I can describe how to use refraction of monochromatic light at the boundary to identify an unknown medium and describe some phenomenon caused by refraction and diffraction of white light.
Activities:
- Submit The T in Total Reflection HW
- Tableshare Reading Notes 26.5 (Total Internal Reflection to end) CQ7, CQ11, CQ13; P49; Refraction WS4; Refraction WS3
- Stop to Think About Measuring Refraction
- 2013 AP Physics B Free Response #3
- 2016 AP Physics 2 Free Response #2
- Refraction Phenomenon & Refraction WS5
- Comp-light-ated HW
Homework:
Complete Comp-light-ated HW; Refraction Phenomenon & Refraction WS5
Due: Reading Notes 26.5 (Total Internal Reflection to end) CQ7, CQ11, CQ13; P49; Refraction WS4; Refraction WS3
Coming Up:
Thin Lens Refraction
Illustrated Mnemonic: Acronym SpA, Due: Thu., 26Oct17
Refraction of Light Lab and CER & **printable protractor**, Due: Thu., 26Oct17
What do you think about Refraction? WS; Refraction of Light Phenomenon WS, Due: TBA
Refraction TEST: TBA
Monday, October 9, 2017
Thursday, October 5, 2017
Think Refraction
DoNow: What are the possible outcomes of light that hits a boundary? What laws are followed? (notes)
AIM: I can use key vocabulary to describe how to apply Snell's Law to predict the quantitative direction of refracted light paths and how to set-up the special situation used to calculate the critical angle for Total Internal Reflection, TIR. I can predict the direction of refraction with respect to the normal using density, index of refraction and apparent speed of the medium.
Activities:
- Dot or Not Illustration of one Refraction Phenomenon SpA
- Submit The in in N-dex HW; Reading Notes 26.5 (stop at Total Internal Reflection) CE11, CE13; P37; Refraction WS2; Refraction Thought Experiment
- Tableshare The T in Total Reflection HW
- Stop to Think About Refraction of a Light Ray
- Fiber Optic Demo (notes)
- Direction of Refraction Reading & Refraction WS3 **printable protractor**
- Practice Snell's Law using Refraction WS4 **printable protractor**
- Illustrated Mnemonic: Acronym SpA for Optical Density & Refraction
- Reading Notes 26.5 (Total Internal Reflection to end) CQ7, CQ11, CQ13; P49
Homework:
Complete Reading Notes 26.5 (Total Internal Reflection to end) CQ7, CQ11, CQ13; P49; Refraction WS4; Refraction WS3
Due: The T in Total Reflection HW
Coming Up:
Refraction and Diffraction Phenomenon
Illustrated Mnemonic: Acronym SpA, Due: Wed., 11Oct
Refraction of Light Lab and CER & **printable protractor**, Due: Wed., 11Oct
What do you think about Refraction? WS; Refraction of Light Phenomenon WS, Due: TBA
Refraction TEST: TBA
AIM: I can use key vocabulary to describe how to apply Snell's Law to predict the quantitative direction of refracted light paths and how to set-up the special situation used to calculate the critical angle for Total Internal Reflection, TIR. I can predict the direction of refraction with respect to the normal using density, index of refraction and apparent speed of the medium.
Activities:
- Dot or Not Illustration of one Refraction Phenomenon SpA
- Submit The in in N-dex HW; Reading Notes 26.5 (stop at Total Internal Reflection) CE11, CE13; P37; Refraction WS2; Refraction Thought Experiment
- Tableshare The T in Total Reflection HW
- Stop to Think About Refraction of a Light Ray
- Fiber Optic Demo (notes)
- Direction of Refraction Reading & Refraction WS3 **printable protractor**
- Practice Snell's Law using Refraction WS4 **printable protractor**
- Illustrated Mnemonic: Acronym SpA for Optical Density & Refraction
- Reading Notes 26.5 (Total Internal Reflection to end) CQ7, CQ11, CQ13; P49
Homework:
Complete Reading Notes 26.5 (Total Internal Reflection to end) CQ7, CQ11, CQ13; P49; Refraction WS4; Refraction WS3
Due: The T in Total Reflection HW
Coming Up:
Refraction and Diffraction Phenomenon
Illustrated Mnemonic: Acronym SpA, Due: Wed., 11Oct
Refraction of Light Lab and CER & **printable protractor**, Due: Wed., 11Oct
What do you think about Refraction? WS; Refraction of Light Phenomenon WS, Due: TBA
Refraction TEST: TBA
Tuesday, October 3, 2017
Refraction Lab and TIR
DoNow: What are the two new math relationships used for refraction? What are the variables, units and range of values. (notes)
AIM: I can use key vocabulary to describe both the qualitative direction and quantitative direction of light refraction, with respect to the normal, as a result of different optical densities of media at a boundary and the conditions for Total Internal Reflection.
Activities:
- Submit Refraction WS1
- Tableshare The in in N-dex HW; Reading Notes 26.5 (stop at Total Internal Reflection) CE11, CE13; P37; Refraction WS2; Refraction Thought Experiment
- Refraction of Light Lab & **printable protractor**
- Refraction Lab Review (notes)
- Total Internal Reflection, TIR (notes)
- The T in Total Reflection HW
Homework:
Complete The T in Total Reflection HW
Due: The in in N-dex HW; Reading Notes 26.5 (stop at Total Internal Reflection) CE11, CE13; P37; Refraction WS2; Refraction Thought Experiment
Coming Up:
Refraction Review
Illustration of one Refraction Phenomenon SpA, Due: Thu., 05Oct
Refraction of Light Lab and CER & **printable protractor**, Due: Wed., 11Oct
What do you think about Refraction? WS; Refraction of Light Phenomenon WS, Due: TBA
Refraction TEST: TBA
AIM: I can use key vocabulary to describe both the qualitative direction and quantitative direction of light refraction, with respect to the normal, as a result of different optical densities of media at a boundary and the conditions for Total Internal Reflection.
Activities:
- Submit Refraction WS1
- Tableshare The in in N-dex HW; Reading Notes 26.5 (stop at Total Internal Reflection) CE11, CE13; P37; Refraction WS2; Refraction Thought Experiment
- Refraction of Light Lab & **printable protractor**
- Refraction Lab Review (notes)
- Total Internal Reflection, TIR (notes)
- The T in Total Reflection HW
Homework:
Complete The T in Total Reflection HW
Due: The in in N-dex HW; Reading Notes 26.5 (stop at Total Internal Reflection) CE11, CE13; P37; Refraction WS2; Refraction Thought Experiment
Coming Up:
Refraction Review
Illustration of one Refraction Phenomenon SpA, Due: Thu., 05Oct
Refraction of Light Lab and CER & **printable protractor**, Due: Wed., 11Oct
What do you think about Refraction? WS; Refraction of Light Phenomenon WS, Due: TBA
Refraction TEST: TBA
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