Light and dark KS2 Science Name: Date: 1. Look at the things below. Which of them give out Light ? Lamp Sun Mirror Owl Torch Eyes Candle Moon 2. Draw the four things that give out Light in order in the boxes below. 1. Brightest 2. Very bright 3. Quite bright 4. Least bright Teachers BBC 2010.
Teachers KS2 Science Name: Date: 1. Look at the things below. Which of them give out light? 2. Draw the four things that give out light in order in the boxes below.
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1 Light and dark KS2 Science Name: Date: 1. Look at the things below. Which of them give out Light ? Lamp Sun Mirror Owl Torch Eyes Candle Moon 2. Draw the four things that give out Light in order in the boxes below. 1. Brightest 2. Very bright 3. Quite bright 4. Least bright Teachers BBC 2010.
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Welcome to the Crypt Teaching School training session. The focus of this session is on practical (and hopefully enjoyable!) classroom activities for teaching sound and light.