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1) Predict the shadow(s) formed when your group's assigned objects are rotated along the handle.

2) Place the assigned objects (1 at a time) into slot 5. At the start, the number should be facing/aligned to the light source. Next, rotate the object one complete round.

3) As the object is rotated, observe the shadows formed when there is a change of surface. For certain shapes, there might be MORE THAN ONE shadows observed.

4) Take a photo of the set-up at the start and upload it onto your Group's assigned column in this Padlet document. Label (Object (No.): Start).

5) Rotate the object slowly. When there is a change of surface, stop to observe the change in shadow. Take a photo of the set-up at the start and upload it onto your Group's assigned column in this Padlet document. Label (Object (No.): Shadow 2).

6) Refer to Mdm Kelli's example for Objects 4 to 6.

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1) Once you are done with the objects assigned to your group, you can to draw the shadow(s) into the "Observe" column in the workbook.

2) You may explore shadows of other objects. Look at the images shared by other groups, are they the same as what your group has shared. If so, give the image a "LIKE".

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1) Once you are done with the objects assigned to your group, you can to draw the shadow(s) into the "Observe" column in the workbook.

2) You may explore shadows of other objects. Look at the images shared by other groups, are they the same as what your group has shared. If so, give the image a "LIKE".

# data[].attributes.body
1) Once you are done with the objects assigned to your group, you can to draw the shadow(s) into the "Observe" column in the workbook.

2) You may explore shadows of other objects. Look at the images shared by other groups, are they the same as what your group has shared. If so, give the image a "LIKE".

# data[].attributes.body
1) Once you are done with the objects assigned to your group, you can to draw the shadow(s) into the "Observe" column in the workbook.

2) You may explore shadows of other objects. Look at the images shared by other groups, are they the same as what your group has shared. If so, give the image a "LIKE".

# data[].attributes.body
1) Once you are done with the objects assigned to your group, you can to draw the shadow(s) into the "Observe" column in the workbook.

2) You may explore shadows of other objects. Look at the images shared by other groups, are they the same as what your group has shared. If so, give the image a "LIKE".

# data[].attributes.body
1) Once you are done with the objects assigned to your group, you can to draw the shadow(s) into the "Observe" column in the workbook.

2) You may explore shadows of other objects. Look at the images shared by other groups, are they the same as what your group has shared. If so, give the image a "LIKE".

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Object7

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Object 11

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Object 13