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In lesson 1 we learn about the transference of energy through waves. We learn that one way energy is transferred, is through longitudinal and transverse waves. Both of which follow a consistent pattern shown in the photo. This current that you see traveling along the wave is ENERGY.

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In lesson 2 we learn about how waves interact with the matter around them. We learn that waves REQUIRE matter to travel, this includes the matter that we don’t see, as shown in the photo we see a wave using air particles to travel. In this lesson we also see refraction and reflection which occur when a wave of light is met with an obstacle that it can pass through. Both of these occur during the process of that wave of light passing through the see through object, either refracting or reflecting the light changes the path the light is shown on. We also learn about absorption and frequency which occur when a wave of sound is met with an obstacle on it path.

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Lesson 3: Light Can be Modeled as a Wave

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Lesson 3: Light Can be Modeled as a Wave

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In lesson 3 we learn about how light can be modeled as a wave. Light can undergo many appearances depending on what it is interacting with. In this lesson we learn more about Reflection, Absorption, and illumination of light. We also learn about the levels of visible and non-visible electromagnetic waves. We see higher frequency waves such as the ones that are visible from the sun, yet the sun also emits non-visible, low frequency waves which don’t affect us as much. We learn about how and why we see colors and learn why things such as an apple look red or a banana looks yellow. With all visible colors stemming from 3 primary colors consisting of Red, Green, and Blue. The reflection of these colors cause us to see the many other colors that we do. We also learn more about the distortion of light and how substances such as glass and water reflect and refract light.

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Lesson 4: Energy from Sunlight Causes Earth’s Seasons 

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Lesson 4: Energy from Sunlight Causes Earth’s Seasons 

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In lesson 4 we go over the transference of the suns energy to Earth and how it relates to our seasons and when they occur. This lesson shows us how certain parts of our planet receive less light due to the 23.5 degree tilt that the Earth has. We see that due to the rotation of the earth and how the earth revolves around the causes the Earths seasons. The less light a certain region of our planet receives the colder that area with become causing that area to undergo Winter, if that area receives more light that area will undergo Summer and right in between we see Fall and Spring. We learn how that how less transference of thermal energy means that plants will not grow and more means that they likely will.