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Hello Scholars!
In today's lesson, you will look through different materials you have at home and investigate how much light they let through.

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Essential Question:  What if there were no windows?
Tap the image below to play the video

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Making paper stained-glass art is even more fun with these additional materials.

Cut up colored cellophane (available here). Use it in place of or in addition to tissue paper to make artwork that lets more light through.

Add opaque materials cut in interesting shapes. We like using star-shaped stickers to add dark stars to any paper stained glass project.

Ask students why adding these materials changes how their art looks.

You can also make art using a different pattern, such as a heart, a star, or a fish .

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Making paper stained-glass art is even more fun with these additional materials. Cut up colored cellophane (available here). Use it in place of or in addition to tissue paper to make artwork that lets more light through. Add opaque materials cut in interesting shapes.

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You just finished watching a video that explained that there are materials which are see through, some that are kind of see through and others that are not see through.  Now you will go on a scavenger hunt to locate different items from around your home.  Look to see if you can see through them then sort them into the three categories which were discussed in the video!

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Mariscal's class click here.