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Light and Sound: From Nature or Made by People

  • Grade 1
  • Science
  • 48 s
  • British Columbia
  • BC1-SC-09

A sorting chart with rows for light and sound and columns for nature and made by people fills in one picture at a time: the sun shines, a cricket chirps, a light bulb switches on and a car horn beeps. Each row is then shown again, and the video ends on the one-line recap that sources of light and sound come from nature or are made by people.

Concept: Light and sound from nature and from things people make

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In one sentence

The question this lesson answers

Where do light and sound come from?

A source is where light or sound comes from.

Transcript

What the lesson says

Where do light and sound come from?

A source is where light or sound comes from.

Some sources are found in nature.

The sun shines and gives us light.

This cricket makes a chirp, chirp sound.

Some sources are made by people.

A light bulb gives light in our homes.

A car horn makes a loud beep, beep!

The sun and the light bulb give light.

The cricket and the car horn make sound.

Sources come from nature or are made by people.

Curriculum

Where this fits

British Columbia, Grade 1

Science, Physics: natural and artificial sources of light and sound (sources)BC1-SC-09

Next: How We See: Giving Off Light or Bouncing It

The outcomes and strands follow the British Columbia curriculum.

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