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This is what I learned about Heat and Iight and Shadow.

   I learn that heat can travel from a hotter place to a colder place.

 Shadow can be formed by an object blocking the light.Opaque,Translucent,Transparent.

  Light can be reflected.Examles of things that give out light.Sun,torch,lamp and of course more stuff. :)

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LIGHT TRAVELS IN A STRAIGHT LINE OBVIOUS

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A shadow is smaller when the light is nearer to the object

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heat travels from a cold place to a hot place

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moon is not a light source because it reflect light from the sun.

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difference between heat and temperaature

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I want to share this website which might help you to learn about shadow better.

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Sun, Light & Shadows

Learn about the sun, light & shadows as you experiment with different light sources and objects in this fun, interactive science activity for kids. Moving a light source closer to an object can make its shadow grow larger while moving the light source away can have the opposite effect. Experiment and see what happens to the shadows of different objects when you tilt the light source or change its brightness, what happens to the shadow if the light source is dim? Head outside and see how sunlight creates shadows with various objects such as trees, houses and cars. Learn how the sun's position in the sky effects the size of shadows. Even the moon can create shadows when it reflects light from the sun. Enjoy the challenge of this cool science game.

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Sun, Light & Shadows - Science Games & Activities for Kids

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Sun, Light & Shadows Learn about the sun, light & shadows as you experiment with different light sources and objects in this fun, interactive science activity for kids. Moving a light source closer to an object can make its shadow grow larger while moving the light source away can have the opposite effect.

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I want to share another padlet which my previous batch of pupils shared about their learning experience about Heat.

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Write reflection here.
You may include videos or website which helps you in understanding the topics of Heat and Light & Shadow.
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Ice is a solid 10 min later..........it becomes a liquid.lalalalala

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light travels in a straight line

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I learnt that heat and temperature are not he same.I also learnt that light can only  go through transparent things and heat transports travels from a hotter place to a colder place.

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The light source will reflect to the object than then to ur your eyes

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One object can make different shadow.Some object allow some light to pass through. Other objects allow most or no light to pass through.

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I learnt that shadows can be lighter and darker.

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Formation of Shadow - Light, Shadows and Reflections - Class 6 Science (Meritnation.com)

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When light is blocked, shadow is formed.

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I learn that heat travels from hotter object to colder object

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Light travels in a straight line

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When object is nearer to torch, the shadow is bigger
When object is further to torch , the shadow will be smaller

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i learned that the distance between  the object and the light will change the size of the shadow

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The further the object is the larger the shadow

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Heat travels from a hotter place to a cooler place.....hmmmmm.....